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Violence as Policy
Howe, Marvine | August 13, 1955 issue

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The great danger in Morocco today is that the followers of violence may succeed in eliminating or terrorizing French and Moroccans, who are striving to find a peaceful solution to the country's crisis. This reign of force has already begun. It began even before August 1953, the time of the forced deposition of Sultan Mohammed ben Youssef, who had always tried to come to a peaceful settlement with France. In the absence of Morocco's rightful ruler, there has been no :one to speak for the Moroccan people. They cannot speak for themselves because they have no press and are not allowed to hold public meetings.

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MOROCCO -- Politics & government; TERRORISM; SOCIAL problems; VIOLENCE; PUBLIC administration; LEGISLATIVE hearings; MOROCCO
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