text: extraneous reaaona or tor arranqements incompatible with the United Nations plan. GERMAN DEMWRA’rKC HEPUBLIC IOriqlnal: Enqliahl 1. In accordance with the principles of Ite socialist torciqn policy, the German Democratic Republic auppocted at the thirty-ninth aeeelon ot the General Aeeembly, au in p~cvloua years, all resolution6 condemninq South Atrica’a pOllCy Ot apartheid, and wae a co-author ot most ot theee reRolutiono. In the Third Committee ot the General Aeaembly, the deleqation ot the German Democrattc Hepuhllc aqain submitted a resolution on the implementation ot the International COnVentiOn on the SupprcRslon and Punishment ot the Crime ot Apartheld. AB a member ot the Special Committee aqainet Apartheid, the German Democratic Republic in directly Involved in the preparatron and reallzation ot United NationB decisions on the elimination ot apartheid. 2. With abhorrence and tndiqnatian the people and Government (t the eocialist German Democratic Repuhllc condemn the terror ot the Pretorla rhqime which has mounted over the last Lew months. They reBolutely reject the manoeuvres of the South Atrlcan crccupantn to turther delay Namihla’u independence hy meant3 ot d flo-called interim qovecnment . The policy ot State terrorism ban aqain been demonstrated in the attempted attack on Anqnla’n oil induet y in Cahindo and in South Atr ica’e incursion into the capital ot Motnwana, Gabalone. Theme cc iminal actR reveal the tascint character ot the apartheld rbqime. They conf!titute a flerloue threat to peace and internattonal security in the rfgior: and beyond. -17-- 3. Pretoria can pursue such a policy only because it knows it has the backinq of the most reactionary circle6 of imperialism. This became evident aqain when South AErica’s moat recent acts of aqqresaion were considered by the Security Council and some Western States among the permanent members opposed the imposition of effective measures which could have forced the racist r&jime to comply with United Nations 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement condemning the apartheid regime in South Africa and expressing solidarity with the United Nations' efforts to eliminate apartheid. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. The text focuses on politics, specifically the condemnation of apartheid and the rejection of the Pretoria regime's policies. It also mentions the involvement of the German Democratic Republic in the United Nations' efforts to eliminate apartheid.