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... Reaffirming their desire for the organisation of a system of collective security in
Europe, with the participation of all the European states, irrespective of their social
and state systems, which would make it possible to combine their efforts in the interests
of securing peace in Europe, ...
... Reaffirming their desire for the organisation of a system of collective security in
Europe, with the participation of all the European states, irrespective of their social
and state systems, which would make it possible to combine their efforts in the interests
of securing peace in Europe, ...
... The present treaty is open to be acceded to by other
states-irrespective of their social and state systems-which may express their readiness to
assist, through participation in the present treaty, in combining the efforts of the
peaceloving states for the purpose of safeguarding the peace and security, of nations.
This act of acceding to the treaty shall become effective, with the consent of the states
that are parties to this treaty, after the instrument of accedence has been deposited with
the government of the Polish People's Republic. ...
... In the event of the organisation of a system of collective security in Europe and the
conclusion of a general European treaty of collective security to that end, which the
contracting parties shall unceasingly seek to bring about, the present treaty shall cease
to be effective on the date the general European treaty comes into force. ...