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...Raymond Aron yesterday drew a picture of the political realities which for six years have stalemated the in Algeria...
...associate of General de Gaulle in and editor of La France Libre the war, Aron appraised the efforts of the President of the Fifth Republic since June, 1958 as "a transfer of ambiguity." De Gaulle's offer of "The of the Brave" was merely a of the policy of the French since Mollet, Aron said. It provided for a referendum among association, federation, and independence to cease-fire and a cooling-off period...
...highly respected and well-informed expert on African affairs, Sir Andrew now holds the post of British representative on the U.N. Trusteeship Council. Formerly, he was the British Governor of Uganda, and was once described in London as "the brainiest of the Governors." Other speakers will be Raymond Aron, Professor of Sociology at the Sorbonne, Hans J. Morgenthau, Professor of Government at the University of Chicago, and John N. Plank, Instructor in Government at Harvard...
...Gaulle is only one man, and whether the center will disappear when de Gaulle goes, Aron refuses to guess. He notes earlier in the text that the Frenchman, "dissatisfied on principle," with a tax system, an industrialization program, or an Algerian policy, "tends to vote against." The parties of the extreme satisfy this need for opposition." Aron hopes that facism (or communism) will not have the chance to come to executive power under a constitution written for de Gaulle alone. He suggests "two courses still open": alliance with the Common Market Six to undertake a coalition great power's "task...
...more thoughtful and cogent analysis of steadfast and changing France has not yet been written. Aron is no brilliant apologist for any national cause, despite his former connection with Gaullism; he is St. Raymond, killer of myths, and as such extraordinarily incisive. For his explanations, he offers impressive support; it is only his optimism, as he himself confesses, which must still remain unjustified