text: Europe and also in the Geneva conference on Disarrnament and in deliberat.lons ondisarnanent within the united Nations, including its tr.ro special sessions derotedentirely to the problen of disarnament. Activity in this field is developed alsoby the czechoslovak group nithin the rnterparrianentary union. yet, the covernmentof CzechosLouakia is auare of the fac! that without the participation of thebroadest strata of the population, this act.ivity reould not meet lith €ucb responseand support nbich are essential for it. to be effective. Therefore, the czechoarovak Government fully supported the proclamaEion of che world DisarmanenE Canpa ign at. the second special session of the United Nations ceneraf Assenblydeeoted to di.sarnamene, in 1982. The funds granted by the Governnen! of Czechosloeakia for that purpose, amounting to 3OO,0OO Czechoslovak crowns, areb€ing gradually used. 3. In reply to resolution 39/148 J, sone of Che most inportant activities ainedat publicizing the purposes of Disarnahent Week proclaimed by lbe first specialsession of the United Nations General Assembly deuot.ed to disarmatnent which tookplace on the terriCory of Czechoslovakia in 1984 are reported b€low. 4. The Czecboslovak Peace Connittee stated in its resolution !hat. eventgorganized on the occarion of Disarmament Week a!.1 over Ehe Republic were attendedby more than one million citizens. The total nunber of those events anounted to215, excluding numerous peace narches, exhibitions and conpelitions feaCuring peace and disarnanent. A number of institutions in Czechoslovakia have included tbe r,ord peace in tbeir names. Forty-nine awards of honour were conferred wlthin thoseinstitutions for parlicipation in the peace movement. 5. on 22 October 1985, a ral!.y of citizens and students took place in f;gti anaorlici after which a resolution !,as sent !o the czechoslouak peace comnittee.Olher rallies were held in Bukovany, on 23 October at the Znojno State Farn, on
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and disarmament, with a focus on the Czechoslovak government's efforts to promote disarmament and peace. It mentions international conferences and organizations, as well as domestic events and initiatives. The text also highlights the importance of public participation and education in the disarmament process.