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Will Europe Go Right? II. The "Right-Center" Bloc

Werth, Alexander | September 24, 1949 issue

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This article focuses on the unification of Western Europe. There is no doubt about it that Western Europe is "unified" only by the Atlantic Pact and anti-communism. If there was no united Western Europe, it was the fault of the British Labor Party, which was the most powerful "Third Force" party in Europe and could have taken the lead. Instead, it did nothing about Europe and was concerned only about two things: the success of its economic experiment within Great Britain and its relations with the U.S. Everything now suggests that, far from supporting the Third Force, the U.S. is supporting the right. Yet at least until recently the Labor Party persisted in believing in some invisible leftward trend in the U.S., and thought that real Social Democracy would materialize much sooner in the U.S. than, say, in Italy.

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LABOUR Party (Great Britain); COMMUNISM; INTERNATIONAL relations; EUROPE, Western; EUROPE; UNITED States; GREAT Britain
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