UNO CHECKS FILMING

The transcript discusses the work of the UNO, particularly the Security Council, highlighting the historic nature of its meetings. A debate arises over filming the entire proceedings for posterity, with differing opinions on the matter. The importance of public interest and media freedom is emphasized, referencing the San Francisco Charter. The session concludes with the appointment of Norway's Foreign Secretary, Mr. Trygve Lie.

Who was representing the Soviet Union at the UNO Security Council meeting?

• Mr. Makin

• Mr. Noel Baker

• Mr. Vyshinski

• Mr. Bevin

What was the main topic of discussion led by Mr. Makin at the Security Council?

• The filming of the entire session

• The appointment of a new Secretary

• The introduction of new members

• The budget for the next year

What was Mr. Bevin's stance on the filming of the Security Council meetings?

• He had no opinion

• He wanted only audio recordings

• He was against extensive filming

• He was in favor of extensive filming

What does the San Francisco Charter reference in relation to the UNO meetings?

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom of assembly

• Freedom of press and film

• Freedom of speech

What was the final request made regarding the filming setup?

• To increase the lighting

• To add more microphones

• To switch off the lights used for filming

• To change the camera angles