text: 56. For more than. 20 years the USSR and the coun- fxies of the socialist co~mmunity have stniven ceaselessly stnd purposefully to restore iInternational justi,ce and end the disoriminatio’n against the German Demoorat~c Republilc in the United Nation4 and in all other inter- national organizatioas. I must tell yofu that I am pelreonally very happy thait it fe$l to my lot a.5 Per- manent Representative of the USSR to the United Nations to enjoy the great honour of presiding ovecr thpe Security, Council whein it adophed. this historic clacision ,on the a’d’mission of ithe two German States to membership in the United Nations. 57. Today we are loudly acclaiming the major political advances which have: been achieved ,and are being achieved in Europe 8throngh the efforts of all peace-loving cou8nt8ries sctiing on the initiative of the S ta% ~of the socialist commu~nity, That Europe’ which nlo’re than once has b’een a ,dangoroas hotbed of aggressive wars (causing ,enormoas Idestruction and the deaths of millions of people must recede a’nd is receding into the past forever. It is our :sincese wish-and we are doing .eve,rything we can to bring Ithis aboiut-that? Europe sh&d be.co,me ,a new conti’nent, a continent of peace, mutual trust and mutual co-operation among alJ S,tates and peoples oln tie basis of the principles of peaceful oo.existence. As ptrevious speakers have already nc,t&, we must count ammg the political advances, $ Europe, tist and foremost, the ,co,nsoZdatiog ,in treqty form of ahe prillciple of the i@iolability of the frontias of European States,. i,n&ding ,the frontier between the German Democratic Republic ,+nd the Psderal Republic elf ~qm,~y, #as <hey wqre. e@blished afterthe Sword Weld WOK The treaties of the USSR anfd the Polish People’s Republic with the Federal Repub:lic of Ger- many and the Genera1 Relations Treaty between the 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-ranking official, likely from the Soviet Union, celebrating a major political achievement related to international relations and European politics. The language is formal and diplomatic, with no specific references to economic, environmental, or social issues. The text focuses on the principles of international justice, peace, and cooperation, suggesting that the category might be related to international relations or politics.