text: to elaborate a series of urgent and effective measures which might be adopted by States with a view to suppressing the revival of nazism and preventing its revival, in any form or manifestation, in the future, Firmly convinced that the best bulwark against nazism and racial discrimination is the establishment and main­ tenance of democratic institutions, that the existence of genuine political, social and economic democracy is an effective vaccine and an equally effective antidote against the formation or development of Nazi move­ ments and that a political system which is based on freedom and effective participation by the people in the conduct of public affairs, and under which economic and social conditions are such as to ensure a decent standard of living for the population, makes it impossible for fascism, nazism or other ideologies based on terror to succeed, Confirming that nazism and other forms of racial intolerance constitute a serious threat to the realization everywhere of human rights and freedoms and the maintenance of international peace and security, Deeming it essential that the question of measures to be taken to combat nazism and racial intolerance should be kept under constant review by the appropriate United Nations bodies with a view to the timely and immediate adoption of the necessary measures for the complete eradication of nazism from the life of society, 1. Condemns all manifestations of the ideology and practice of nazism and racial intolerance, wherever they may occur; 2. Calls upon States to take steps to bring to light any evidence of the manifestation and dissemination of the ideology and practice of nazism and racial intoler­ ance and to ensure that they are rigorously suppressed and prohibited; 3. Invites all eligible States which have not yet done so to ratify and to accede to the Convention on the 
analysis: The text appears to be a declaration or resolution condemning and preventing the revival of Nazism and racial intolerance. It emphasizes the importance of democratic institutions, human rights, and international cooperation in preventing the spread of Nazism and promoting peace and security. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on political and social aspects.