World Peace Meeting Berlin 1969 - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1969 - 10 Pfennig

World peace meeting in the capital of the GDR Berlin 1969 For the world peace meeting in the capital of the German Democratic Republic Berlin 1969 three multicolored special postage stamps in the Zusammendruck are issued as strip of three, of it a value sign with surcharge. The amount collected will be provided to the Peace Council of the German Democratic Republic. In February of this year, representatives of 20 international organizations, representatives of many national movements and personalities in the capital of the German Democratic Republic of Berlin, decided to hold a World Meeting for Peace in this city from 21 to 24 June 1969. In addition, the World Peace Council will meet on the same place on 25 and 26 June. Thus, in 1969, the twentieth year of the existence of the German Democratic Republic, the first German peace state, new impulses for understanding, cooperation and actions for the preservation and consolidation of peace will emanate from Berlin. On the occasion of the World Peace Meeting, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the German Democratic Republic issued three special postage stamps as a se-tenant. The Brand Creator's intention to reinforce the content of the meeting by correspondence corresponds to the nature of the meeting, to which the convenors of the meeting invite all people "who feel responsible for world peace" to freely exchange views on the main topics of Vietnam, European Security , Middle East, National Independence, Colonialism, Neo-Colonialism and Disarmament. There are also meetings for the youth, women, trade unionists, farmers, parliamentarians. Of the. Value at 0.10 M reflects the longing and demand for peace and security and the responsibility of all working people, which is expressed in the protective movement of a worker's children. This concerns the concerns of the peace forces, who are not satisfied that our continent has lived through the longest peace period of our century since 1945, but the increasingly brazen presumption with which West German imperialism, based on NATO, makes territorial demands. to see a serious threat to peace. For this reason, long before the World Summit in June, many peacekeepers are welcoming the Budapest Treaty of Warsaw Treaty Participants to all European countries. They particularly support the statement made in the appeal: "However complicated the unresolved problems may be, they must be resolved by peaceful means through negotiation and not through the use of force or threat." Increasing numbers of peace workers around the world recognizing that the global strategy of US imperialism and its strongest support, West German imperialism, with its policy of escalating war, as was particularly evident in Vietnam and the Middle East, with a global summary of the forces of peace, must be answered with large joint actions.