5. Resolution of the General Assembly Regarding Threats to the Political Independence and Territorial Integrity of Greece, October 21, 1947
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1. WHEREAS The peoples of the United Nations have expressed in the Charter of the United Nations their determination to practice tolerance and to live together in peace with one another as good neighbours and to unite their strength to maintain international peace and security; and to that end the Members of the United Nations have obligated themselves to carry out the purposes and principles of the Charter;
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1. WHEREAS The peoples of the United Nations have expressed in the Charter of the United Nations their determination to practice tolerance and to live together in peace with one another as good neighbours and to unite their strength to maintain international peace and security; and to that end the Members of the United Nations have obligated themselves to carry out the purposes and principles of the Charter;
Key concepts: Charter, General assembly, Territorial integrity, Independence (probability theory), United Nations Charter, Political science, Politics, International peace