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an outHn . n-r , 0UCh Pleasur« in sending you herewitht L a 7 ? er nts whlch wl3L1 take ?lace on each ofthe f i f teen days o f the Festival together with a description

our plans for the major ceremonies and events.

•pat. j Here you w i l l f ind our ideas and suggestions 3the f UpE0rt 0f Pcace^ l Co-existence and a -a inst

o f Atomic War, the ce lebrat ions in honour o f theI h l Democratlc *ou th , the events in support o fo f P^ l fnd8 p°? J ? v c e l®b r a t i °ns in honour o f the Youth Sportsmen! Co lon ia l Youth» o f Students, G i r l s , ar* Young

. The a c c e s s o f the Fest iva l w i l l depend inM S I fflf ? Ur!u :UP° n the extent o f the rat ions for theFestiva l in the various countries.

Ae are there fore anxious to hear from you whetth e ^ h p m ^ h , or f * nised in yoi,r county in connection with the l i s ted above, what steps are being taken to winsupport ^or the ideas o f the Fest iva l and to win v0um* reo^lem r t i ’ ri * i and ln What way your delegation w i l lp a r t ic ip a te in the main events at the Fest iva l .

.. ■, ifiis information can be o f /rreat ass i 9tan*i> +nthe International rreparatory Committee in success fu l ly orrani - s in r hese events. .V> woula a lso te glad to have your comments and suggestions on the enclosed programme. I f there are anypoints on which you wish to have more information, please l e t us know. *

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31 July

1 August

2 August

3 August

4 August

5 August

6 August

7 Augu s t

8 August9 August

10 August

11 August

12 August

13 August

14 August

■ The opening o f the Festiva l

Opening o f the cu ltura l competitions■ Opening o f the exh ib it ions

• Opening of the 2nd Sports Meeting

Awarding p r izes fo r the p re -F es t iva l competitionsGala opening o f the Film Fest iva l

Beginning o f the events connected with Rights o f Youth

Celebration in honour of the W.F.D.Y.

P lanting trees in an avenue o f World Youth Friendship

Sp*- r ial evening o f Mass Games and Dances

Celebration fo r Peaceful Co-existence, the

re laxat ion o f in ternat iona l tension, and against the menace o f an atomic war.

Celebration in honour o f the Po l ish Youth

Celebration for students

Celebration dedicated to the f igh t against

colonialism and so l id a r i t y .vith youth o f co lon ia l countries

Celebration fc~ g i r l s

C losing o f the cultural comp.-'t.i t ions

l au reates ' concerts

-e^ebration for young spc. tsmen

Grand concerts of the laureatesClosing o f V e t’nd Sports Meeting

Gran-, concerts f the laureates Carni val

C lo r ing c f the 'e s t i v a l

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theme o f work and +ho best works on the youth. and the Of the rlehts of

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Celebrations in honour o f the Wor l d j r ^ ^ j - ^

of Democrat!c Youth

vth ftny.'iA v I ?4 8h®wl^ v the a c t i v i t i e s o f the W.F.D.Y., theZ? °? and Stu<J« n* « emphasises i t s

in ternat iona l character and underlines the fact that i t servesimP°rtant in te re s t s o f youth, that i t is always

a y to cooperate with a l l other organisations of d if ferenttendencies which are interested in youth problems, culture, oporxfif etc.

♦ n , vU 13 Wlth this aiBI in vlew that the fol lowing events w i l l be organised during the Vth World Youth Fest iva l .

a/ A great international fe s t iv ity o f friendshipuring which w i l l take place a r t i s t i c performances

under the 3logan o f s o l id a r i ty , f ra te rn ity and fr iendship among the youth. This w i l l take place on the banks o f the River V istu la .

b ; A great international concert in the presence ofrepresentatives o f the W.F.D.Y. and representatives o f p H the de legat ions . The programme w i l l consist o f works on the l i f e and struggle o f youth. The concert w i l l be given by ensembles and so lo is ts from d i f f e r e n t countries.

Mass d is t r ib u t io n o f W.F.D.Y. publications w i l l take place in the s t ree ts , and the Festiva l camps.

c/ Reception for the representatives of the delega­tions given by the W.F.D.Y.

d/ Meetings between the young people from d i f fe ren t countries end repreoentativen o f the W.F.'D.Y.

e/ V i s i t s to the exhib it ions in honour o f the 10th anniversary o f the ff.F.D.Y.

Ce lebrat ion for _geaceful j?o~eri -thg ^Relaxation

o f Internat iona l tensiont &.r,.d aga inst the danger o f

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- August 6th

The Vth '.’ orId Fest iva l w i l l express the determina­tion sni unity of the yo'jth o f the whole world in the ir earnest des ire to preserve pesce.

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The bu i ld in~ o f f r ien iah ip amon1- th<"* r ' l r . i c i ’ .nt > from cii l ri-nt countries at the f e s t i v a l w i l l create b c t t - r conditions for peaceful co-exister.ce anr. the re laxat ion o f the in te rnat iona l tension.

I t i s neceosarv to ->hov- th* r-reat lm ~ ' r a hi cii hanrs over humanity as i resu lt ->1 the manufacture or w«?a-'»r.e of mas? destruction as well ns the *r:>a t p o r s i b i l i t l T of a^ing atomic energy for peaceful purposes.

In tni r. way we car try to show the now^r o f the youth, who, thro:.~h 1 »’r. 'e and n nish: - , an nvrrt the threat o f war and assure a iiar y future to mankind.

In connection w i t ’* the above, ■ p wish to or^ani e the fo l lowing events at tne Vth .e s t i v a l .

Inyinc o f wreaths at places consecrated by the ba t t le s o f youth f igh t in g a ra inst h it le r ism ,

~ A Treat meeting dedicated to peaceful co-existence, and a ra in st atomic weapons /Au^jst 6th f .

- Ser.dinr u f a le t t e r to the Governments o f the Five Powers w-1 th ar ypreal signed by the delegator. irom d i f f e r e n t countries at the /est iva l . This w i l l be in the form o f u book and w i l l e xp r e s s yo; th 's determina­tion to f igh t for peace, fr iendship , and co-operation with other nations

- Sending to the Japanese youth by p a r t icu la r delegations o f le t t e r s with r r^et in~s , expressin? so l id a r i ty with the Japanese youth in the i r f igh t a.~ainst usinr of atomic weapons,Meetings o f youth with representativea o f the ’.Vorld Movement fo r Pea ce in order to popularise experiences rained in the f igh t for Teace.Meetin-s o f youth from d i f f e r e n t continent!--. For exanrle, meetings of youth from Rirope under the slogan o f fr iendship and f r a t e rn i t y « Meetings o f youth from Asia and A f r ic a , Keetin-s o f youth from Latin America,

Meetings with J.i*ar.e^e youth and espec ia l ly with the youth from Hiroshima and Nagasaki.Signin'' o* the Vienna At rea l against the ure of the atomic weapons by e s t iv a l pa r t ic ipants .ISeetin<~3 o f youth with s c ien t is t s v. or k in - on the peace­fu l use o f atomi c enerry.Keetinr with young people who fourht in the Hesistence movement and with former pr isoners o f f a s c i s t concent­rat ion cu mp s .* *

V is i t s to exhib it ions on the use o f atomic energy.

Vis its to h isto r ica l places as well as to places destroyed by hitlerism /Ghetto and others/

Three excursions for Festiva l part ic ipants - r ep re ­sentatives o f de legations from pa r t ic u la r countries - to the museuon at the c ites o f the former H it le r concentration camps at Oswi^cim and Majdanek.

On August 6th there w i l l be ~reat cu ltura l p e r fo r ­mances on the theme: "Friendship among nations"

Celebrations in honour o f the Youth of Poland

- August 7th -

The Vth Festival w i l l help bring closer the youth o f the entire world to the Polish youth and help strengthen the bonds o f friendship aaong the youth of a l l countries a? well as with the inhabitants of Warsaw, oapital o f Poland.

During the Festival the part played by the Poles in the f ight for freedom and socia l progress should be empha­sised an well as the rebuilding o f Poland, i t s national traditions and i t s beauty, economic reconstruction, cultural and soc ia l improvements, the part played by Poland in the fight against hitlerism and the fight to establish peace.

I . During the Day o f Polish Youth - August 7th

- The Polish youth w i l l hold a colourful pageant to i l lu s t ra t e their work and their achievements. About 50 thousand young people w i l l take part in the pageant.

- The Director -General o f the Po l ish Youth League w i l lhold a reception.

- Po l ish a r t i s t i c ensembles w i l l give performances.

There w i l l be concerts o f Po lish music.

- At some c f these events, there w i l l be opportunities for Festiva l pa rt ic ipants to learn Po l ish dances and songs.

I I . Other ce lebrat ions on August 7th and during the period o f the Fest iva l .

- M^etinps o f foreign de legations with distinguished Polish p e r so n a l i t ie s /M .F . 's , shock-workers, sc ien ­t i s t s , and l i t e r a ry men/.

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- Meeting? o f f # r o j gr delegations with the Polish youth,

Meetings c f en;ner-t f ' Tei«ner3 Invited to the Festival with the r<'iisn youth

St j r i t Events

The Vnh Worid Fest iva l of Youth and Students w i l l contribute t greater mutual understanding aaonr the students o f d i f f e r e n t ro:> . > .us and continents, to strenfrthemng their unity and the-i r deter Jivna tj 'n that s c i e n t i f i c d iscover ies should be used for xns ? od c f humanity >

The Fest .v * l w i l l at the same time show the important ro le playnd by students lxi the f i e ld o f using modern s c i e n t i f i c achievements for the peaceful development of humanity >

The programmes presented by the students, their common f ie ld o f action and their common ob jec t ives w i l l stress the part played oy the International Union o f Students as the only internat iona l student organisation which in the course o f i t s a c t i v i t i e s pr-. te- ta the in te re s ts o f students a l l over the world

The Vth World Festiva l o f f e r s many p o s s i b i l i t i e s for exchanging exper iences g iv ine points o f view on d i f fe ren t s c i e n t i f i c and c u l t u r a l a c t i v i t i e s - and on the l i v in g and studying conditions of students from various countries.

In this spirit , during the Vth World Festiva l of Youth and Students the f o i l -wing events w i l l be organised:

1. lie-’tir .rs ol students from d i f f e r e n t delegations with r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of the International Uniono f ' tui< : t s

Me*-*ti”g f student jo u rn a l i s t s on the subject of c ope- it. between students newspapers. These roeetir.-?L i W . fct organised at the same time as that bet» r t e d i t o r i a l board o f "World Student News" ard i t s readers

•* e t i ' V n • n t e r n a t i o n a 1 cooperation o f studentson s ? i * p. 111. ~ and c u l t u r a l q u e s t i o n s .

4 ( f a th e r in g t<> i i ^ c u s s economic problems of students,s tuden t graaKs academic freedom* and the Charter o f Students R i g h t s

Students f e s t i v i t i e s Students fancy dress b a l l s

Reception for student representatives f iven by theI .U .S .

Meetings of youth with prominent pe rsona l i t ie s of the cu ltu ra l and a r t i s t i c world.

V i s i t s to s c i e n t i f i c labo ra to r i s, c l in ic s , l i b r a ­r i e s , museums, etc.

Meetings and seminars between students o f the same f a cu 1 ty :

a / Seminar on l i t e r ature

Huoanistic t rad i t ions in c lass ica l l iteraryworks and the ir influence on contemporaryl i t e r a tu r e .

b/ Seminar on cinematography

"An ordinary man in the film"

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Architecture - Contsmporary architecture and the problems o f housing construction.

Chemistry and Physics - Perspectives andp o s s ib i l i t i e s of using atomic energy in the Interests o f humanity

law - The law and preservation o f peace and security

Medecine - Medecine in the service of man

Education - Education o f youth in the sp ir i t of friendship among peoples.

Music - The works of Chopin

Fine Arts - The methods o f work o f young a rt is ts in the p las t ic arts .

Physical and Sport training - The development of physical training and sport in high schools.

History - The fight for freedom of nations during the second world war.

Economics - Perspectives for the development of economic re lat ions.

Showing o f s c ien t i f i c filraso Printed explanations o f the films/in six languages/ w i l l be distributed before the show.

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that they are not Iso la ted ^ ^ t h e f 11!« 3h° " "'he colonial youth trengthen the bonds o f £rierd -h i ru^ ^ e? a nc* **111 help

countries and the youth

the P O l i t i S l ^ n d ' e o o n o S l c ^ o s l l ^ r ^ 6^ . 1^ " i U fe d r >»" tountr les , and examples o f national o ‘’ ° 'Jn pe0^ ;ie in colonial

and r a c ia l d iscrimination *111 be ^iven ^ c i t a t i o naware of these questions, t0 those w^° are not

customs o f the c o lo n la ^ co u n t r ie ^ a S d ° th t?Pal t rad lt lons and world culture w i l l be shown the ir contribution to

there w i l l ^ e ’0nnection with the above, during the Festival

m ' s w l n ' b e T ^ u ^ r d L " i 010" 1/ 1 coun^ « -ceremonies showing the t r a d i t i o L ? f ,.c° stume9 and countries,, (Jrou-« o f •sin/, in co l°n ia lpart , ' f S ln* er3 and dancers w i l l take

sc h o o l s ^ ^ - f l l a ^ e j " e t " 1/hoV°UtlVt//fr0m f a " t o r i e s . so l id a r i ty .1 th the FM « “ I? ™ f r e ! f i " * colonia l countries, eSt1v‘i l ■i « - « m t e s fro#

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Meetings, r re s s interview nnH r.-, h t leader." of the s t r rrl - ’ , * radio broadcasts with strugg le toi ireedom from colonialism

v is i t s to exh ib it ions .

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e x p e r i e n c e s ^ n l n e d ^ y ^ r i r M d ' t h S 11 3h° ’' the resu1^ and the f i^h t for reace fu l co-exin+on- ^ e ir organisations in the danger o f atomic war. 6 ° ^ t i o n s and as^ inst the

the developmental the ^ l t u r ^ 11^ achloved *>* youne people In co-jntrlea . i n a lso be s~o“ n " ’ So' V i l i lB " « « « * in professional, sociol and p o l l t i r a l H J „ resu lts attained intereatinr youn/? r l r l s , part icu lar lv , , « ! th* ?ro b l «™3 mothers /for example, mother I n T c & Y . * . ^ " H ? } and

o f science, c u l t u r e d ' a r t " l n th“ d ' v'l °pmcnt resu l ts attained by them i„ 2 . i r “ * * U 85 th"development o f huirwnity. r Pr °W*«a® and the

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Marriage problems- Pa in less ch i ld -b i r th- Education- L i fe o f working * i r l 9, etc.

V is i t in g o f h is to r ic a l places connected with the l i f e and work of Marie Curle-Sklodowska and to see the signatures i r. the book o f honour, at the museum in Fre ta Street The exchange of souvenirs between g i r l s from d i f f e r e n t countries.

Events for young sportsmen

The Festival w i l l strengthen the bonds o f friendship between sportsmen from a l l co • t r i e s and at the same time w i l l show the sporting a b i l i t y of young people

Through r iv a l r y in sport y uniz people w i l l be drawn closer together and wi l l make internat iona l contacts , which w i l l in turn help the development of fr iendship between nations.

In connection with the above we must show during the Festiva l the importance o f sport in the development of young people: in the jcw o f bein/? a l i v e fr iendsh ip , strengthening the so l id a r i ty o f the youth in the ir f igh t for peace and fr iend ­ship and for the r igh t o f a l l youn* people to take part inspo rts .

- winning of Fest iva l sport badges

- sports and a r t i s t i c performances, the la t te r on s t a g e s .

mass competitions for the Fest iva l sports trophies for a l l part ic ipants with the exception of sports ­men .

ski jumping

motorcycle rucing

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meetings of y o r r rportTmen

meetings of well-known sportsmen with the youth.

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Ttte WFDY Council taking into consideration the deaire^s coming- from organisutions in many d i f f e r e n t countries, has decided to conveno the F i f th World F e s t i v a l of Youth ^and St ildents in July August -1955.

v' K .The WFDY Council welcomes with g ra t i tu de the invitation

of the Union of P o l i sh Youth to hold the F i f t h World Pcst iva l of Youth and Students in Warsaw. ,

The F i f th World F e s t i v a l should become a now and greater manifestation of the unity y t the young generat ion in dofenco of poaco, and f o r the strengthening o f unity, between the peoples.

The F i f th World F e s t i v a l o f Youth and Studonts 'should bo the g rea tes t in t e rn a t io n a l c u l t u r a l and sport ing .review o f the fo rce s and o reat ive c a p a c i t ie s o f youth. * ~~

The :JPDY Council c a l l s on a l l youjjg peoplo without d i s t in c t io n of p o l i t i c a l and r e l i g i o u s conv ic t ions , or s o c ia l pos it ion and r e g a rd le s s o f thu nation or race to which they may belong, to take a most ac t ive part in the preparat ions fu r th is great t r a d i t i o n a l F e s t iv a l and to send th e i r de legates to i t .

For a success fu l preparat ion of the F i f t h World Fest iva l of Youth and Students, the Council ia in favour o f the se t t ing up of a moat, rep resen ta t ive In te rn a t io n a l Preparatory Coiamittec f o r the F e s t iv a l comprising the most d i f f e r e n t types o f organisa­t ions and well -known peoplo from a l l walks of l i f e . I t i s a lsc necessary to set up l o c a l , r e g io n a l and n a t ion a l committees.

The WFDY Courc i l expresses I t s s a t i s f a c t i o n at thg des i re s of the I .U ,S . to j o in t ly convene the 5th F e s t i v a l and c a l l s on a l l i n t e rn a t io n a l , n a t io n a l and l o c a l youth and student organ isa t ions , and o rv . .po l i t ica l , trade union, re l ig iv .ua , c u l tu r a l , sport and other groups ce w e l l us outstanding fcersona l it ies in these f i e l d s to support the hold ing o f the F i f t h World F e s t iv a l of Youth and Studonts fo r Peace and Friendship and to take an act ivc pert in i t s p reparat ion ana in thu F e s t iv a l i t s a l f .

The Council working cn the ba s is o f the many suggestions presented in the Council sess ion and taking into account 'the r e a l experience c f previous F e s t iv a l s as w e l l as r eg io n a l and national events hold by young people charges the WPDY S ec re ta r ia t to dr&w up a concrete plan of prop: r a t i . ns f.>r the F i f t h World F e s t iv a l of Youth dad Students.

In the -preparatory vrurk f « r Uu* 5th F e s t i v a l the a c t i v i ­t i e s of the member ..rgnnl'sations o f the WFDY should increase , and

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in f luence nncng young people should sprond strencthenimi theln i tS s t ru f « ^ s f r the d e f e n c e I t i t 'V i t f V . I ' . r nat i ..nal independence and peace.

Students ^hould^b^varioa^and^rich^in^conten^en^finer^thaB everJ K o S S in u rca ta - « - * ^ • > 3i p. ! 5a r r

Pudo-nti™*?® recommends to tho member crganisations o f the5 J f i V f r 6 -nl9° on every scale f e s t i v a l s , meetings, r a l l i e s and culture-lnnd aports compotitima among y.uth r.nd studentB endPo a t ivn/bv " f l n ° 0d p u b l ic i t y tc tho --ims and character of tho*Fifth Fest iva l b> a l l po ss ib le means and oepucir. l ly by press and rodio.

i * hv C?IAncii cxPr °9at;3 the certairrty that the F i f th World Festiva l of Youth and Students w i l l bo a powerful and unforgotablu mobilisation f . r peace r.nd f r ien d sh ip ,

for Peace f J T r K e ^ M 'p ! ^ Sth ^ ='»atlval of Toath’ and Student.

Collection Number: AD1812

RECORDS RELATING TO THE 'TREASON TRIAL' (REGINA vs F. ADAMS AND OTHERS ON CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON, ETC.), 1956 1961 TREASON TRIAL, 1956 1961

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