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[Reply to Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, in connection with his proposals for seating the representatives of the People’s Government of China on the Security Council of the U.N. and the “cessation of the conflict” in Korea, July 15, 1950]

I welcome your peaceable initiative. I fully share your point of view as regards the expediency of peaceful regulation of the Korean question through the Security Council with the obligatory participation of representatives of the five great Powers, including the People’s Government of China. I believe that for speedy settlement of the Korean question it would be expedient to hear in the Security Council representatives of the Korean people.

(For Peaceful Coexistence: Post War Interviews, International Publishers, New York, 1951)



Telegram to the Minister President of the People's Republic of Poland Josef Cyrankiewicz

On the occasion of the Polish National Holiday

July 22, 1950

On the occasion of the national holiday, – the anniversary of the rebirth of the Polish Republic, – please accept, Mr. Minister, my sincere greetings to the Polish people, to the government of the Polish Republic and to you personally.

The Soviet people wish the fraternal Polish people further success in their efforts to build a democratic people's Poland.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 169, 23 July, 1950)



Greetings Message to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic Mao Tse Tung

On the occasion of the twenty-third anniversary of the People's Liberation Anmy of the People's Repuilic of China

August 1, 1950

Please accept my sincere greetings and best wishes on the occasion of the twenty-third anniversary of the People's Liberation Army of the People's Republic of China.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 178, 1 August, 1950)



Greetings Telegram to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Bulgarian People's Republic Wylko Tshervenkov

On the occasion of his 50th Birthday

September 6, 1950

1 congratulate you wholeheartedly on your 50th birthday. I send you my best wishes for good health and wish you strength for your fruitful work for the well-being of the Bulgarian people and the fraternal alliance between our countries.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 208, 6 September, 1950)



Telegram to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic Mao Tse Tung

On the occasion of the first anniversary of the foundation of the People's Repuilic of China

October 1, 1950

To the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China, Mr. Mao Tse Tung.

On the occasion of the first anniversary of the foundation of the People's Republic of China, please accept, Mr. Chairman, my fraternal greetings. I wish the great Chinese people, and you personally, further success in the building of an independent people's democratic China.

J. Stalin

("Daily Review," No. 230, 1 October, 1950)



Telegram to the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic Otto Grotewohl

On the occasion of the first anniversary of the foundation of the German Democratic Republic

October 7, 1950

To the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Mr. Otto Grotewohl.

Please accept, Mr. Minister President, on the occasion of the national holiday, - Republic Day, - my sincere good wishes for the German people, for the government of the Republic and for you personally; and my wishes for success in the building of an united, independent, democratic, peace-loving Germany.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 235, 7 October, 1950)



Telegram to the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Korean People's Republic, Kim Ir Sen

On the occasion of the second anniversary of the establishment: of diplomatic relations between the U.S.S.R. and the Korean People's Democratic Republic

October 12, 1950

To the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Korean People's Democratic Republic, Mr. Kim Ir Sen.

Mr. Chairman, I thank you for your expression of friendly feelings and good wishes on the second anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the People's Republic of Korea and the U.S.S.R.

I wish the Korean people, heroic defenders of the independence of their country, a successful termination of their years long fight for the creation of an united, independent, democratic Korea.

J. Stalin

("Pravda," 12 October, 1950)



Telegram of Thanks to the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Otto Grotewohl

On the occasion of the thirty-third annuiversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution

November, 1950

To the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Mr. Otto Grotewohl.

Please accept, Mr. Minister President, rriy thanks for your congratulation; and good wishes on the occasion of the thi ty-third anniversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," No. 272, 19 November, 1950)



Greetings Telegram to the Minister President and General Secretary of the Party of Labour of Albania Army-General Enver Hoxha

On the occasion of the sixth anniversay of the liberation of Albania from the fascist occupation

November, 1950

On the occasion of the national celebration of the sixth anniversary of the liberation of Albania from the fascist occupation, I wish you, the Albanian government and the Albanian people further success in the building of the new, people’s democratic Albania.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," No. 280, 30 November, 1950)



Telegram of Thanks to the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic Otto Grotewohl

January 1951

To the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Mr. Otto Grotewohl.

I ask the government of the German Democratic Republic and you personally, Comrade Minister President, to accept my thanks for the congratulations and friendly good wishes on the occasion of my birthday.

J. Stalin

("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 1, 3 January, 1951)



Telegram to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic Mao Tse Tung

On the occasion of. the first anniversary of the signing of the Soviet-Chinese Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Support

February 14, 1951

To the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Comrade Mao Tse Tung.

Please accept, Comrade Chairman, my sincere good wishes on the occasion of the first anniversary of the signing of the Soviet-Chinese Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Support.

I do not doubt that our treaty, and the friendly alliance of the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union, will continue in the future to strengthen the peace of the entire world.

J. Stalin

("Pravda," 14 February, 1951)