United States-Soviet Relations, 1978: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East of the Committee on International Relations, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, Second Session, August 9; September 19 and 26, 1978U.S. Government Printing Office, 1978 - 208 頁 |
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administration African countries agreement Alexander Dallin American policy Angola areas aspects basic BIALER Brezhnev CAMPBELL Chairman China commitment Communist competition concern conflict conventional arms cooperation CROCKER Cuban DALLIN detente dissidents Eastern Europe economic diplomacy effect effort elements emigration Ethiopia Eurocommunism European factor forces global HAMILTON Horn of Africa human rights ideology impact important Indian Ocean influence interests issue Jackson-Vanik amendment LEGVOLD leverage linkage look major Middle East military balance Moscow opportunities PEASE position possible President of Zambia problems question recent regional instability relationship response restraint Rhodesia role SALT negotiations setback Shcharansky SHULMAN situation SOLARZ Somalia Soviet actions Soviet behavior Soviet foreign policy Soviet involvement Soviet leaders Soviet leadership Soviet military Soviet policy Soviet Union specific statement strategic subcommittee success talks tension thing Third World tion trade troops US-Soviet USSR Western WINN Zaire
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第 84 頁 - We are still a partly-armed nation, but as 1941 moves along its course, we shall gradually become a well-armed nation, and the fight will then be conducted on more equal terms. I hope that by the end of this year or the beginning of next year we may, in the air and on the land, be at no disadvantage so far as equipment is concerned with the German foe.
第 89 頁 - HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS, SUBCOMMITTEE ON EUROPE AND THE MIDDLE EAST, Washington, DC. The subcommittee met at 10 am, in room 2200, Rayburn House Office Building, Hon.
第 26 頁 - To the Soviets and their friends, I should like to say that having been invited to Africa in order to assist in the liberation struggle and the consolidation of national independence, they should not overstay their welcome. Africa is not about to throw off one colonial yoke for another.
第 53 頁 - Soviet social structure has found its permanent shape — at least for the foreseeable future. What the party proposes to the Soviet population is but the indefinite continuation of the basic existing social relations plus material progress.
第 130 頁 - East problem in its entirety is negotiations within the framework of the Geneva peace conference, specially convened for these purposes, with participation in its work of the representatives of all the parties involved in the conflict including those of the Palestinian people...
第 25 頁 - gone communist," it was as a direct result of the failure of Western policies. The fact of the matter is that Africa was colonized by Western powers and not the Soviets. In the struggle for independence and freedom, the only source of effective support was the Eastern bloc countries. The Soviets were therefore invited into Africa for a purpose and that purpose was to liberate the countries to which they were invited from centuries of cruelty, degradation, oppression and exploitation.
第 137 頁 - ... education at the Law School, University of Budapest, Western Reserve University (BA), Columbia University (MA, Ph.D., and certificate, Institute on East Central Europe). Formerly on the faculty of Wesleyan University (1964-1970), he held a visiting appointment at Yale University (1968, 1972) and was a senior fellow at the Research Institute on Communist Affairs, Columbia University (1969-1971). He is also the associate editor of Studies in Comparative Communism. His publications include Bela...
第 160 頁 - The other agreements are targeted at specific areas of interest—energy, atomic energy, space, public health and artificial heart, housing, transportation, environmental protection, world ocean and agriculture. Objectives and Structure The basic objective of the S&T Agreement is to combine the efforts of the scientists of the two countries in working on major problems, whose solution will promote the progress of science and technology for the benefit of both countries and of mankind. The objective...
第 156 頁 - PROBLEMS SEVERAL YEARS EARLIER THAN WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE BY EACH SIDE ALONE. IMPROVED WEATHER FORECASTING. EXCHANGE OF GERMPLASM WHICH ENRICHES THE GENETIC BANK OF BOTH NATIONS. DETAILED DATA ON SOVIET EXPERIENCE IN BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF MANNED SPACE FLIGHT. ACCESS TO SOVIET GROUND TRUTH DATA RELEVANT TO REMOTE SENSING OF AGRICULTURAL CROPS AND OTHER VEGETATION. AN EXTENSIVE INCREASE IN DATA AVAILABLE ON VARIOUS OCEAN PHENOMENA WHICH HAVE HELPED VALIDATE RESEARCH FINDINGS. IMPROVED TREATMENT...
第 156 頁 - HELPED VALIDATE RESEARCH FINDINGS, ~ IMPROVED TREATMENT OF HEART ATTACK PATIENTS IN THE US USING NITROUS OXIDE AND A CHEMICAL CALLED HYALURONIDASE. — IMPROVED EVALUATION OF WORLDWIDE SURVEILLANCE OF A NEW INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC BOTH BECAUSE OF THE RECEIPT OF DATA AND SAMPLES OF THE NEW VIRAL STRAIN FROM THE USSR. — ACCELERATED TESTING AND EVALUATION OF ANTICANCER DRUGS. — POSSIBLE TWO YEARS OF EXPERIMENTAL WORK AND ABOUT $10 MILLION IN EXPENSES SAVED BY THE US AS A RESULT OF SOVIET WORK ON MIRROR...