Word: socialistes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...foreign publications on the newsstands there except Russian magazines and newspapers. When he inquired about TIME'S four Polish subscribers in Warsaw (there are 20 others, all members of the U.S. Embassy staff or of American relief organizations), he found that one was a leader of the Socialist party who had left the country, another had died three months ago, the third was abroad, and the address of the fourth was a destroyed building...
Pietro Nenni, a Socialist trimmer who supports the Communists because he thinks they are going to win, does not talk to Italians about war. He talks about better living standards. Yet if enough Italians follow Nenni, Communism will win the Middle East-and military men think the Middle East would be the most important theater in a war between Russia and the U.S. It would make a lot of difference which side controls that area...
...Race to the Dead. The Berlin city authorities had urged all political parties to take part in ceremonies commemorating the "March Dead." But the Communist-run Socialist Unity Party (S.E.D.) balked. It wanted its own ceremony. The authorities went ahead, ordered a granite monument. It was to be unveiled at 8 a.m., so that the S.E.D. would not be able to get to the cemetery first...
Later, some 70,000 non-Communists stood before the old German Reichstag, listening to Socialist Leader Franz Neumann. Pointing to Berlin's historic city gate, on the border between the U.S. and the Soviet sectors, he cried: "There stands the Brandenburger Tor. One hundred years ago it was the border of Berlin. Now it is the border where freedom ends...
...Cruel Spirit. The truth of his statement was illustrated when Berlin's City Assembly met to debate the quiet terror which has gripped Berlin's Soviet sector for months. Anti-Communists have been disappearing daily, without a trace. Related Frau Annedore Leber, a Socialist deputy: "Today again I had a strange visitor who wanted to know about my political life and what sort of guests come to my house. That is why I am as much concerned about the fate of Maniu, Petkoff and Masaryk as I am about the fate of my closest friends. . . . There...