... resolution was passed supporting the Austrian Socialists in their attitude towards the Dollfuss Government POLICE v. DEMONSTRATORS IN NEW YORK: A general view of the scene as 5,000 sympathizers with the Austrian Socialists demonstrated in front of the Austrian ...

... mean only Socialists or the Labour Party. One could not but feel that men were present who are in some sort of communication with the Socialists of enemy countries, and have hopes that they can, force an international conference of Socialists, including ...

... speculation about the Nenni Socialists' attitude towards the Socialists of the Right-Wing group in the Social- Democrat Party of Signor Saragat. Hopes were expressed in some quarters that they would combine in a united Socialist Party. Early indications ...

... no set of persons. In any country, mattered; the guilt of the war was shared by Socialists of all nations.' Some of the Delegates to the International Labour and Socialist Congress at Berne ...

... of Government has come about. The Socialists (led by M. Blum) and the Radical Socialists (led by M. Chautemps) have been combining to form the Popular Front, but they are uneasy partners, and last week the Socialists refused to grant the Government the ...

... Adler, the leader of the Austrian Socialist party which he largely founded and organized. He died on November 11, 1918, soon after becoming Foreign Secretary in the Republican Government O DR. KARL SEITZ, the Socialist leader who, before the recent di ...

... the Eastern States CAPTURED BY GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN VIENNA: Members of a Socialist machine-gun crew lined up prior to their removal to prison. With the defeat of the Socialists, peace has now been restored in Austria, and it is generally anticipated that ...

... desperate fighting between the Socialists and the Government forces. This magnificent block of workmen's flats is most lavishly equipped and is typical of the many buildings of a similar nature which were erected during the Socialist regime at a time when money ...

... back to Brussels, but it was as the ruler of a divided land that he came to his palace at Laeken, and M. Paul Spaak and his Socialist followers made it plain that they would fight this matter through to the bitter end. The King returned with his two elder ...

... Hitler's administration. The Nazi body is a National Socialist one, and the National Swastika side of the movement has received a great amount of publicity during recent months. But the Socialist side is also being developed, ar.d this is the aspect ...

... reject Socialism is by no means to reject democracy. This is a concept which Socialists inevitably find it hard to comprehend. If in some countries which have tried it, the Socialist experiment, within the democratic framework, is demonstrated to be inefficient ...

... private life. It is made up of Communists, Socialists and members of the M.R.P., the latter being the supporters of General de Gaulle. Front row, left to right M. Moutet (Socialist), Colonies M. Jules Moch (Socialist), Public Works and Transport; M. Francisque-Gay ...