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Box SGKW UNARCHIVES SER\ES S-t>q03/ OCTt 4 2011 BOX _ [p<{ FILE _q,7s : ACC. MR/jm - cc: SG 22 necember 1976 D Mr. Ambassador~ I wish to th nk yo for the ut.iful va e and the delicious product of yow: <?Ountry which you aent . • Your thoughtful• nes wa 4 ply appreciated. My wife joins in sending you. nd Mr • , Holl i our best wish s for the holiday season and the coming y r. 1th wal:1n per onal regards. Your eincer ly. Hi Bxcelleney Mr.. I e Hollai Pe nent Repres ntative of th Bungart n pl •• public New York MR/j m - cc: b/f : RA/KH/F /MP/MR/IL ~ ~ { );:3/," 11 october 197 ~ Dear Mr. Miniater, I would like to thank. for the very pleaaant dinner which you gav for a Hr • dheim laat Thur day. lt waa a • r 1be4 occasion and one ich we very uch enjoyed. Your generous ho 1tality waa ly appreciated . My wife joina in aending you and Mra. Puja oar WaJaaast personal r azda* Your• alncerely. Kurt ldheim Ria cellency Hr . l'rlgy a hja niter for Fo.r•ign Affair• HUngary MR/jm - cc: b/ f : RA/KH/FMG/MP/MR/IL 22 october 1976 .. ., 1 Dear Mr. Ambaesador, 'fbe secretary-General would appreciate it if you •· · • coul4 tran111Dit the enclosed letter to His Excellency Ml'. Prigy•• Puja, Minister for Foreign Affair• of Hungary . Accept, Mr. Ambaaaador, the aaeurancea of y highest. consideration. Ferdinand Mayrhofer-Grun'buhel Special Aa ■ iatant to the Secretary-General His Excellency Mr. I re Hollai Permanent Repr aentative of the Hungarian People •• Republic to the United Nation• New York COnd 1dent,M!J. , , I AD.IJ • /. U Oct. 1976 ~ CCI SG RA 8DS'BS A~ JB 'l'IJB ~~•a OFFXCB PMG 4 q;:rggg 19164 , AT 9 loM.. , , . , P%eaent: FOreign Him.at.er hja Vice Foreign Mini.at.er 8mu:1fa A-a.au:40Zl' Hollai . l Rut. Bundl 1 Xnt:erpz tu '111 ~ign Hin.let ~ i lcnown to ,speak Ger:man ft t.1y 1 macte hi.a b in Hungarian and AHll•-t into English by int • Yin9 ~tte4 ~ · W.llnll:IJD fS'Clll Janae l'aC:UU:a th Po:roign iniator GIIQ~:IUJ~ e and ~tance o:f vnitA:Xt · tione • instrument: f• .t.a f &eOU'lqr. esaed the hope t;.hat th& Uniud tiona f~ in the fi 1d o.f hi .,;.e.J;:IWlt.i.Qnal ecm:ity, <Ii•~ and tb c::a:eaUon of · intexnaUonal eecmca1· c o:r6 r, would fru1~ and h wished th aretary- Genenl full GUC:=elff.J., 'lhe Par · 1.gn Miniat:u and t:b Sec¥etuy-G :enc.al eontim:lec1 wi.th a tour. 4•huizon ccmling th ~ s • ion of th et:al MJs.tmmly whlcb. in th ir view, uld probably cone trat.e on the ituat.ion in utheJm Af;rt (in th light of th most t 4eve1 ta)• on di.liUU:IDalinentancl on econmtc and oci 1 prob1eme in g-ener 1. Foreign Minister and tb . ~taxy- Genea.l ellar.S the v1ev _ t th year an crunoni and far- ~ cbing Midi.Ile Baat d te ~ ~ly avoided 1n view of 'the reperCNSaiaDs of the 1tuation in LeJ~tOn . 'lhe Secretaq,- eral in! eel th ;rm:; ign Minist~ ~ he would co tinue ~ nrt!M!t!l~S of consul ti with tb Fox ign inia a of th counai: s involv-1 whil they were in B York. Bia gene 1 lmpnasion aight. be lea 1 this t and that. ~ countriea .- .. d to fu pr.s.gaaa·tlc -~~the it; .. Be.for leaving, the Fol:\ lgn iQiatu EtJm~ •aed ~ hope the 'WOUl.4 be able to cont.mue hie achang of with the Se~1 during t.b.e clinn he was of~_.i.n; on 7 OOtobeS". JJy Points for an informal toast on the occassion of the Hungarian Foreign cx7 V'/~ Minister's Dinner. -A 1. It is indeed a pleasant occassion to be dining with friends whose country during most of my lifetime, I have seen as a neighbour . In fact, I like to think that tonight we are dining together as friends and as neighbours and in that sense I rejoice at the prosperity or, if you allow , .. me to use a Hungarian word more appropriate and nuance, JOI.ET, (pronounced YOLAIT), that your country is presently experiencing . 2 . I recall with pleasure my stay in the summer of 1973 in Budapest when I had the occassion to be entertained by President Losonczy and Mr. Fock, the predecessor of PrineMinister Lazar. 3. Hungary is playing a quiet but consistently constructive role at the United Nat ions. I should like to single out especially the membership of Hungary in the CCDand in the numerous Ad Hoc and experts groups on disarmament of which Hungary is an active member. I personally remember the contribution made by Hungarian scientists, among them Bruno Straub, who helped so much in establishing the guidelines for IAEA safeguards . 4. We have other memories too of Hungary ' s long standing participation in the United Nations and its predecessor, the League of Nations . I am thinking of the charming reception room at the Palais des Nations decorated by Hungarian artists and folk art. May I raise my glass to the people of Hungary and yourself: EGESEGERE. CCt SG aA nu / A. MEf!'lDiG D1 'lU SBCRB'.?AR'f-Gl!INfmlAL'e OFF?CE 4 ~ 1976 4 AT 9 A,.M. , Pr ent1 Fo¥i ign Minister Puja Vice eign Minister ·as or Holl 1 m:etaJ:y-oener l Ru.rt Berndl l xnt ter Tb Foreign Minister, o i lclown to epeak Ge:Ji:matn flu tly, macte hie r ks 1n Bungart.an and had tranalated into English by hi own in~erpr ·ter . :Ving tJ:ammu.;t.te« pone l w.wnRR.t fl'Qll J-anos --.,l,Q4, th For · ign Minietc Cllll;(;JlltUJ~~u th ~le importance of the Uni ti u an effioi t instrument for the ia1:e21a.t1lCB of P'-tlte& and eecurity-. H . aaed the hope t the Uniucl ti efforts ill th field of i.n mat.i 1 aecurit.y, dieaxs:Qa.11.,,_t.and the er ation of a new international ea:mcilll•ic o,rder, would..,.._..,,_ fruit. and he wi th see!?re·tary- OGneJ:al fUll · a. y~m-eilt',al continued with a tow: 4 •horizcm co cexning th current •ion of the Gener 1 Ai.lsembly ich, in tb ~ vi , 4 pJ: . · ly cone t.rat.e on th sit tion in Southern Africa (in the light of th most d velopments). on di•m.c!mlEmt and on e.ccmomic and social problc.as in general . 'fbe Fo~ ign Minute¥ and the ec:retary- General red the view t this an • er . ioua nd far- reaching Middl Ba t debat 1«>ul.d probably be avoid in vi of th• :r·nn;1"".,.,unsiona of aituation in LGJl)allOD . 'Iha ecretai:y- Genec l i.n. .fc::>lrmed the Foreip Minister that. b wuld continue the ~::,CEma of consultat!. with th Foreign Minister• of t.b count.rt invol · whil they • in N Yor • Bis general 1m1,retaeion that. ~-tea i.gbt .la t. ·. · l tbi t · and that. t eounuie · .-IJUM!oto ef . a re pra · tic pproa.eh t.owarda th it on t.h · agenda. hope t he ulcl be abl to cont.inu hie exc:hang of vi a with the Secreta~nera1 during the dinneJ: he e offering on 1 OCtobelr . "'1 .•• ' Fl r. , ........,:_ ......:...__._....._ .... -------"""'. l:--"'"·~ -.u.;:s:r....-u..•-a· ...._.,_ ..... ,-.... ...,·;,,...,· lrl1,,.· .._-..,...,..;~•-·.;...· ....,.."=-......:.~ p,/' R ECf.lVHl IN R~.C QR DS CO NTROL PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE HUNGARIAN PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC 9SEP l976 TD THE UNITED NATIONS ACTION TO: i. I 1D EAST 75TH STREET, NEW YDRK 21, N, Y. 1 n-,_~ .t:jll.. d.PKI .It.I I . 2 . " . ........... ············· 1 i 3 ............... September fiO 19-76~ '\· ~·y tl. ., :·_.. , .- : ,' :-, ' . , f _,...;..~-•J I - · · ·\ ;R O ! ' ·,.,. , . l l ~. ' ' " ,,:. I Dear Mr. Secretary-General, I .. .. ....... .. .. l ~ ... ····'- ~ -···-~----------...·-- - · - .... , I have the honour to acknowledge receipt a copy of the introduction to your annual report on the work of the Organization. It was my privilege to submit your intro­ duction as well as the annual report to my Government and may I express our deep appreciation and satisfaction in respect of the high value and usefulness of your report and introduction to it on the work of the United Nations. Sincerely yours J~~ lie~ Imre HOLLA! Secretary-General of the United Nations A MAGYAR NEPKOZTARSASAG A.LLANO □ KEPVISELETE AZ EGYESUL T NEMZETEK SZERVEZETE MELLETT. PERMANENT MISSION OF THE HUNGARIAN PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC TO THE UNITED NATIONS 1 O EAST 75TH STREET , NEW YORK, N . Y. 1 □□ 21 4/59/1975 October 27, 1975 i The Permanent Mission of the Hungarian Peop I e's Re pub Ii c to the United Nations has the honour to ac­ knowledge receipt of the notific a tion of the Secretary - Genera l of 2o October, 1975 along with th e communicat i on en­ closed therein, which ha s been su b­ mitted to the address indicated. Mr . F . MAYRHOFFER-GRLiNBUHEL Specia l Assist a nt to the Sec re t a r y- Ge ne ra l of t he Un i t ed Nat i o ns , New Yor k ,!..--- * TR/fl bf.
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