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NATO Parliamentarians Conference Speech delivered by General Secretary M. Paul-Henri Spaak17 Nov. 1958 short of the task that history has set for us. The Atlantic Alliance in 1949 provided what I think was an adequate reply to the communist threat existing at that time, but the question we face today is whether in 1953 the Atlantic Alliance | Opinion |
Speech Speech delivered by General Secretary M. Paul-Henri Spaak to the delegates of the Atlantic Treaty Association in Boston02 Sep. 1958 Ladies and Gentlemen, NATO lacks many things for it to be a perfect organization. What is chiefly lacking is the confident backing of public opinion which, aware of the importance of its role, is determined to give NATO its active support.It | Opinion |
Speech by NATO Secretary General, H.E. Paul-Henri Spaak to the Imperial Defence College01 Nov. 1957 that Communism represents history and the future." On such occasions, I believe, that Mr. Krushchev is merely saying what he really believes. The Soviet rulers do not have a short term policy (Krushchev and Stalin have shown this clearly enough), rather | Opinion |
Speech made by the Secretary General,Chairman of the North Atlantic Council, H.E. M. Paul-Henri Spaak, to the students of St...01 Oct. 1957 unhappy because this was such a pessimistic, desperate statement on mankind' s future and destiny. Today when I hear people advancing opinions like that my feelings are still hurt profoundly by this reasoning which is so simple as to be facile. The history | Opinion |
The Atlantic Alliance and its Future Text of a speech given by M. Paul-Henri Spaak at the closing session of the Conference ...14 Sep. 1957 Ladies and Gentlemen, It would be ridiculous and impertinent to claim that I was able to make the closing speech at this Conference. I have not been present at your work. I have just heard a short resume about it and so it is unthinkable that I should | Opinion |
Speech by Lord Ismay15 May. 1956 I am delighted and honoured to have this opportunity of addressing the Norvegian Atlantic Committee. From the first moment that I took over the appointment of Secretary General of NATO over four years ago, I felt that voluntary organizations could | Opinion |
N.A.T.O. What it is and how it works Lecture by Lord Ismay05 Nov. 1954 General THE LORD ISMAY: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization ? commonly called NATO ? is generally taken for granted: but on ray visits to the fourteen countries which I serve ? shortly to be fifteen, we hope ? I have found that some of the best | Opinion |
Five Years of N.A.T.O. Conférence donnée par The Rt. Hon. Lord Ismay, Secretary General of The North Atlantic Treaty Organi...20 May. 1954 as mothers of their sons ? under international command. This has never been done in history before in time of peace. This has meant that NATO's forces can be trained together in time of peace with the same staff methods, the same procedure, doctrines and, so | Opinion |
