and a geninar on seaurity issues in lhe Nordic, Peace narches and occasions in eorker placeg and schools {ere arranged throughout the counlry.5. In addition to dissernination of inforrnationthe Civic Conmittee on Digalnanent Week publishedposters depicting Disarnament. t{ee k,A/ 40/ss2 Engl i8h Page 9 hy press, radio and television.its oun paper and distrlbuted GERIiIAN DEUOCRATIC REPUBLIC [Original: Engli shl ll4 March 1985l 1. The 'week Devoted to posterlng Disarnanen!'r procl.ained by the onited NalionsGeneral' Aasemb!.y at its first speciat session devoted to disarmanen!, lras obgervedin the German Democratic Republic from 24 to 3l October I9g4. 2' on thousands of occasions at enterprises, schoors and various institution6,nillions of people gave renerred expression to lbeir ardenc connltment. to pace andtheir rdill to spare no effort. for the sake of securing peace and disarmanent, ropreuent a nuclear calasCrophe. Central issues ln lhese activitieg eere Enepretentlon of the milicarizatlon of outer space, the renunciation of the first useof nucrear rteapons, the demands for a nucrear test ban, tbe cessation of thenuclear arns race and disarnament.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a specific event or campaign related to disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation, with a focus on the German Democratic Republic (GDR) and the international community. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or institutional context. The text mentions various events, posters, and publications, which suggests a public awareness campaign. Given the context and content, it is likely that this text is related to international relations, peace, and security.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief