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Volume 44, Issue 6

September 1936

ISSN 0011-3530

EISSN 1944-785X

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Brewing a labor party: Something to Watch During the Next Four Years and Probably for Many Years Thereafter

Arthur E. Suffern

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Schooling Under the Dictators

L. S. Stavrianos

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As I See Europe—a states-man’s view of an impasse

Tibor Eckhardt

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Opposition in Germany

Gordon Rend

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Changing Acres: The Resettlement Ad-ministrator meets his critics and acknowledges the obstacles before his program. Then he gives his reasons . . . .

Rexford Guy Tugwell

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Power as an Issue: The Government’s hydroelectric plants, as brought into politics

Richard L. Neuberger

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Austria’s Gamble: —in which Austria makes her bed, while everybody, it seems, still hopes to sleep in it. All looks not so well, despite the Austro-German agreement. . .

Emil Lengyel

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Eyes on Danzig: Since Herr Greiser thumbed his nose at the League, Europe has been wondering: Is Danzig the new center of Hitler’s great ambitions?

W. Walter Crotch

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Workers in the Soviet: Thousands Find Profitable Employment Outside Of Government Enterprise In The Soviet Union, Some As Individuals, Others In Cooperatives

Joseph H. Baird

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Japan’s Trade Challenge: The facts, the figures, the system, and the problem of Nippon’s thriving textile factories

William Henry Chamberlin

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Bulgaria Struggles on: King Boris guides his troubled ship in Europe’s stormy waters

Leonid I. Strakhovsky

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They Say: A digest of comment quoted or translated from the original—sometimes important . . . often amusing . . . always authentic

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Brewing a labor party: Something to Watch During the Next Four Years and Probably for Many Years Thereafter

Schooling Under the Dictators

As I See Europe—a states-man’s view of an impasse

Opposition in Germany

Changing Acres: The Resettlement Ad-ministrator meets his critics and acknowledges the obstacles before his program. Then he gives his reasons . . . .

Power as an Issue: The Government’s hydroelectric plants, as brought into politics

Austria’s Gamble: —in which Austria makes her bed, while everybody, it seems, still hopes to sleep in it. All looks not so well, despite the Austro-German agreement. . .

Eyes on Danzig: Since Herr Greiser thumbed his nose at the League, Europe has been wondering: Is Danzig the new center of Hitler’s great ambitions?

Workers in the Soviet: Thousands Find Profitable Employment Outside Of Government Enterprise In The Soviet Union, Some As Individuals, Others In Cooperatives

Japan’s Trade Challenge: The facts, the figures, the system, and the problem of Nippon’s thriving textile factories

Bulgaria Struggles on: King Boris guides his troubled ship in Europe’s stormy waters

They Say: A digest of comment quoted or translated from the original—sometimes important . . . often amusing . . . always authentic

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