STRAIGHT TALKING AT UN ASSEMBLY

Mr. Wyszynski's accusations at the UN Assembly in Paris prompted a candid response from Mr. Bevin, who highlighted the lack of transparency in Wyszynski's country compared to the free press in his own. Bevin proposed a focus on disarmament, suggesting inspections and openness to foster global understanding. His speech concluded with applause, envisioning a future world government.

What was Mr. Bevin's main concern regarding Mr. Wyszynski's proposals?

• The lack of transparency in Mr. Wyszynski's country

• The economic impact of the proposals

• The support from other nations

• The complexity of the proposals

What did Mr. Bevin suggest as a starting point for disarmament?

• Economic reforms

• Military committees and atomic energy

• Trade agreements

• Cultural exchanges

According to Mr. Bevin, what is necessary for achieving disarmament?

• Openness and inspection among nations

• Isolationist policies

• Technological advancements

• Increased military spending

What was the audience's reaction to Mr. Bevin's speech?

• Complete silence

• Mixed reactions with applause from most

• Unanimous applause

• Widespread criticism

What future vision did Mr. Bevin share at the end of his speech?

• A focus on national sovereignty

• A return to traditional governance

• A world government for which humanity yearns

• A world dominated by a single superpower