Inscriptions

To steadily pursue a Leninist policy of peaceful coexistence of states, irrespective of their social order. To actively fight for the cause of peace and the safety of nations, for the establishment of trust between states, striving to attain an easing of international tension, transforming it into lasting peace. \r\nFrom the Resolutions of the 20th Congress of the Party on the report of the Central Committee of the CPSU\r\nLL: Legend \r\nCountries with which the Soviet Union has diplomatic relations\r\nCountries which sent their parliamentary and government delegations to the Soviet Union (1954-1957) \r\nCountries visited by the delegations of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and the government delegations of the USSR (1954-1957)\r\nDesignated by numbers on the map: \r\n1- The Netherlands\r\n2- Belgium\r\n3- Luxembourg\r\n4- Switzerland\r\n5- Austria\r\nFootnote: Map compiled from data as of June 1st, 1957\r\nat bottom: headlines all related to the Soviet Union's policy of peace: \r\nLenin's Decree on Peace (Oct. 26th, 1917)\r\nLaw about the defense of peace\r\nDeclaration of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR\r\nAppeal of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR to the parliaments of all countries of the world concerning disarmament\r\nDeclaration of the Administration of the USSR about the foundations of the development and further strengthening of friendship and collaboration between the Soviet Union and other socialist states