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France Loses Its Head
Dell, Robert | April 1, 1939 issue

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The men to whom unlimited dictatorial powers have been given are the men responsible for the capitulation to Nazi dictator of Germany Adolf Hitler at Munich and the consequent disappearance of Czechoslovakia from the map of Europe, the men who consummated the betrayal of republican Spain, who have sacrificed the interests of European civilization and of their own country to those of a class. It is monstrous that elected representatives in a democracy like France should be able to take measures directly opposed to the undertakings by which they secured their election without consulting the country.

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WORLD politics; POLITICAL doctrines; POLITICS, Practical; ELECTIONS; HITLER, Adolf, 1889-1945; COMMUNISM
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