GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING

The General Assembly discusses the issues of colonialism, apartheid, and racial discrimination in Southern Africa and votes on resolutions recommended by Trusteeship Council and Fourth Committee at the 1928th and 1929th plenary meetings of the 25th session.

Highlights of the opening of the 1st Session of the General Assembly.

Silent coverage of the opening session of the 1st Plenary meeting of the General Assembly, including arrival of delegates, delegates on floor, and election of President.

Opening of the 1st Plenary Meeting of the 1st Session of the General Assembly.

The General Assembly elects the president of its First Session and address by President Spaak on aims and hopes of United Nations.

The General Assembly discusses the speeches by Temporary Chairman and rep. of UK on aims and hopes of United Nations at the 1st plenary meeting at the opening of the 1st session.

The General Assembly opens the general discussion on the Report of the Preparatory Commission. Delegates make general remarks on the aims and ideals of the United Nations.

The General Assembly continues the discussion on the Report of Preparatory Commission and is addressed by Ernest Bevin at the 11th plenary meeting of the 1st session.

The General Assembly continues the discussion on the Report of Preparatory Commission with speeches by the USSR and France at the 13th, 16th, and 17th plenary meetings of the 1st session.

The General Assembly continues the discussion on the Report of Preparatory Commission with speeches by India, New Zealand, Australia and Belgium, at the 14th and 15th plenary meetings of the 1st session.