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Christian Democrats of the Left Young professors try to rouse Italy's governing party out of its...
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Political Stagnation in Italy Economic recovery still hampered one year after anti-Communist victory at the polls Leo d. Wollemborg A SHORT time ago, as the plane of a foreign airline was...
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Italy, 1949: Still Coasting Along? Necessary reforms are still to be carried out Leo .l. Wollemborg D URING the first months of I948, Italy was featured in our press, day after day, as the...
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A shaky coalition
(June 1994)
