Morthor—n Hindu word mean- ing “smnsh"—to end the seces- sion of Katanga. Instructions to undertake the operation came to O'Brien and his colleagues from Leopoldvlfle headquarters. But the official UN report portrayed the military operations as a con- tinuation of past efforts to round up Tshombe's white mercenar-

les.

2. Fighting began Sept. 13 when Indian UN troops advanc- ing on the Elisabethville post offfice were shot at from the roof of the building housing the Bel- gian consulate. But the official UN report said UN troops were attacked on their way to the UN garage where arson had been discovered. O’Brien insisted, however. no case of arson had been reported by or to him and indeed there was no UN garage

O'Brien argued these “impor- tant practical implications" flowed from what he callled the “historical inaccuracy" of the UN version:

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risy i O'Brien quit the Irish diplo- ‘matic service to write his book. Now he is vice-chancellor at the University of Ghana in Accra. The introduction of his ook includes a letter from Acting Secretary - General U Thant warning against disclosure of UN secrets. but O'Brien said he was disregarding the advice be- cause he fell his story would. in the long run. serve the best in- terests of the world organiza- ion.

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