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Greece and the Ruhr
del Vayo, J. Alvarez | November 27, 1948 issue

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Greece, Berlin, Palestine, Spain are the four questions still projecting alternatively their light and their shadow on the controversial Assembly of the U.N. The U.N. intervention in the Greek affair has served to strengthen the conviction that an entire change in Anglo-American policy is indispensable unless Washington wants to see in Greece a repetition of what is happening in China. People of Greece are convinced that there is only one way out, the rapid formation of a really representative government, including members of all the moderate and democratic elements in the country, whether or not they are represented in the present Parliament.

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DEMOCRACY; REPRESENTATIVE government & representation; BELIEF & doubt; POLITICAL doctrines; UNITED Nations; GREECE
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