leading to ttre breacfr of the peace in various parts of the wor].d- In the allocation of business agreed upon at the flrst sesslon, matters concerning internatj-onal peace and sec'.rrity were to be dealt with in the Flrst Comnittee. From the tblrd session, however, matters of a nore urgent character and especially those relatahle !o the securitY Councl.l r,rere taken up by an gj1 fioc Folitical Cormittee which was. iater placed on a pe rmanent footing and called the Special Folitical Conrnittee. In subsequent years a practlce had grown to take.up fipre important issues direetly in t.}.e Plenary without reference to a Maln Cotunittee- A revle$, of the flrst five sessions of the General Assedbly would tend to shov, +-ha! in the verir first session lt dlscussed such matters as Dj.sarmanent, general rr.:grr- lation and reduction of armanents, and called upon states for supply of infornation on the ir amed foic€s. At the secorraL session, l-t adopted a resolution on "measuresA/ 40/'126 Eng I ish Page 24 agal.nst propagartila lncltous of wa!,,. At tlre thlrd sesslon, the GeneraL Assembly lssued an appeal to- tie gire at por,te rs for co-operatlon in ttre malntenance of lnternatlonal peace ard securitl,. It also adopted a resolutj.on on rrProhibitlon of use of atomlc hre apons.l arrd at the fourth- sessi.on a resolutLon was adopted on "Essence of Peacert. the resoLutions of a gereral character adopted at the flfth sesslon revclved around the -rDuties of states 1n the event of outbreak of hos+,i- Iitiesr Condennation of propagarida aga.i.ns t peacei Feace through deeds; and a t$renty year plan for achieving peace through tlle United Nations. From the second sessi.on itself the General Assernbll. ]rad also be eun to consider some of the speciflc sj-tuetj'ons that wer€ r,eceiiring tie attention o€ the,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the activities and resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly, focusing on matters related to international peace and security, which suggests that it may be related to the field of international relations or diplomacy. The text mentions resolutions on disarmament, peaceful coexistence, and the prohibition of the use of atomic bombs, which further supports this hypothesis.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief