text: remaia the only realisti~c and po;sisible basis of proms- sive ,co-operation in Europe and elsewhere. 72. In hopmg and wosrking for ,a major advance along that road gut the European Security Conference-m which the aforementiolned agreements between ,the two German St&s and ‘other cour&ies coastitulte an indispensabble enab’&ing st’ep-we ape mi,ndful of the utmost need thak the favourable idevelopments on the continent should not result in ~mak~ing Europe introvert, self-oeratmd an,d seIfish. Europe too-each and every European State-lives in a “world-village” where, as we have allready had the occasion to say, no ‘one can fare well because someone else fares badly. Europe and the world shoul’d know, from abaadant and painful ex,perience, that d&e&e has to be everybody% if anyone is to be safe, that peaceful Europe cannot long endure wi(th the flames of war still at its doorstep 73. We are co&d&, and itherefore gratified, in our knowled.ge that the clearing of the way for tie full and equal conmibutilon of the Federal Republic of Germany and of Itie German Democrati’c Republlic to all- European and universal co-operation among nations, their admission to the United Nations, will enhance the individual and collective capabilities of both German States! as well as of Europe as a whole, towards investmg their fug1 share in promoting the peace, security and progress of all the members of the inter- national community, on all’ continents. The pursuance of these goals, ‘as well as of ,the o&r basic ,objectives of our Org:ganization, such ‘as the lib-eration *of the world from the anachronistic and intolerable evils of colo- nialism, raoism, and others, will be, we are hopeful and confident, sltrengthened by the gmater contribtution that tie two German States, which have solemnly declared their accepta.nce of the living obligations contained in 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a speech, focusing on the importance of cooperation and unity among European countries, particularly between the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic. It mentions the need for peaceful coexistence, the elimination of colonialism and racism, and the promotion of international cooperation. The text also highlights the significance of the European Security Conference and the admission of both German states to the United Nations.