lor ig inal! Russianl [8 May 198s j 1. In 1984, as in previous years. considerable attenlion $as given to Disarnarnentqeek in the Soviet Union. Throughout the lieek, under the slogans "Thenilitarizatioo of oueer space is a threat to all nankind", "No to nuclear eeaponsanyehere j.n the rrorldr', "For general and conplete disarrnament'r, "Let.rs curb thearns race and defend d6tente and peacel and rFor t.he unrty of all anti_militaryforcesn, nass denonstrations, rallies, peace rdatches, thenatic evenings, peace daysand other pubric events took place in the ussR. The countryrs corDmittees for thedefence of peace' together nith oeher pubLic organizations such as trade unions.Komsomol, veterans', womenrs, and uriters' organizalions. sponsored nore t.han100.000 events, wilh the participation of 53 mil.ilon people. in order !o mark thetieek.IJNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS 2. Disarmanent Week r{as inaugurated in l,toscoi{ on 24 October tdith adevoted to United Nations Day and lhe week, in erhich the nos! activeUnited Nations Association of the USSR took part. The participantspublic meet i ng menbers of the addressed a A/ 40/ 552 Eng l ish Paqz 20 letf,er Eo the sec rera ry-Gene ral of Ebe United Nalions, emphasizing the need tur[ber to intensify public etforts to prevenE an arms race in ouler space' !o renove the threat ot nuclear t.ar and !o consolidate peace and the securily ot peoples' A mass anti-war meeting l'as beld in Moscod on 26 October' The speakers included s, E. savilskaya. Ehe Soviet avialor and cosnonau!' and teice Hero ot Ehe soviet Union, the eriter G. A' Borovik' the Deputy Chairman of the l'loscot' Connittee for the Defence ot Peacei and' N. A. zlobin, a bui]'ding-trade t,.orker and a deputy to Eh€ SuPrene Soviet of the USSR. They stressed that fhe people of Moscow' tike aII
**Analysis**
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