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Germany the Winner?
Vayo, Del | May 15, 1948 issue

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The regular meeting of the National Council of the French Socialist Party held last week in Paris, France was of special significance. In the report of the discussions published by Le Populaire, the party paper, one senses the distaste of many members at having to close their eyes to the M.R.P.'s attack on the laws protecting secular education and at having to swallow policies that tend to strengthen the Western bloc. After an impassioned appeal from Leon Blum to avoid any action that might produce an irreparable split among the government parties, the provincial delegates who disagree with the present line limited themselves to a simple statement of reservations.

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POLITICS, Practical; GERMANY -- Politics & government; SOCIALIST parties; EDUCATION; DELEGATED legislation; POLITICAL parties; GERMANY
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