1946 Andrei Gromyko Walks Out On Voting Council

The transcript describes a significant event where the Russians were outvoted on their motion to delay the discussion of Iran's case. This led to a dramatic moment as Gramaco exited the meeting, leaving a seat vacant for Iran's representative. The scene was reminiscent of Selassie's appeal to the League of Nations. Mr. Alire provided insights into why the Soviets opposed Iran's participation.

What was the outcome of the Russian motion regarding the discussion on Iran?

• It was approved unanimously.

• It was postponed indefinitely.

• It was outvoted.

• It was accepted with conditions.

What significant event occurred after Gramaco gathered his papers?

• The Soviets left the meeting.

• Iran's representative took a seat.

• A new motion was introduced.

• The meeting was adjourned.

Which historical event did observers recall during Iran's representation?

• The Cuban Missile Crisis.

• Selassie's appeal to the League of Nations.

• The fall of the Berlin Wall.

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

What did Mr. Alire discuss regarding the Soviets' stance?

• Their alliance with Iran.

• Their support for Iran's case.

• Their reasons for not wanting Iran to be heard.

• Their plans for future negotiations.

Why did the Soviets not want Iran to present its case?

• They were in favor of Iran's demands.

• They had already reached an agreement with Iran.

• They believed Iran had no valid arguments.

• They wanted to maintain control over the discussion.