The groundwork for the meeting which produced this document was laid by the
The groundwork for the meeting which produced this document was laid by the Harmel Doctrine, and Maltese Prime Minister Dom Mintoff worked to ensure Mediterranean inclusion. Samizdat editor Aleksandr Ginzburg and the poet Mykola Rudenko founded organizations inspired by these agreements. They were agreed to at the end of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe. The NGO Human Rights Watch was founded to monitor the Soviet Union's adherence to these agreements, and Gerald Ford affirmed U.S. non-recognition of the incorporation of the Baltic States into the Soviet Union as part of them. For 10 points, name these 1975 accords on human rights, named for the capital of a country that fought the Soviet Union in the Continuation War and the Winter War.
The groundwork for the meeting which produced this document was laid by the Harmel Doctrine, and Maltese Prime Minister Dom Mintoff worked to ensure Mediterranean inclusion.
Helsinki Accords [or Helsinki Final Act]