The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... cent ) : Gaullists- 38-40 per cent ; Left Opposition- 40-44 per cent ; Center and Right Opposition - 15-20 per cent . These results indicate that the Gaullists , while remaining the big- gest political formation , may not obtain a clear ...
... cent ) : Gaullists- 38-40 per cent ; Left Opposition- 40-44 per cent ; Center and Right Opposition - 15-20 per cent . These results indicate that the Gaullists , while remaining the big- gest political formation , may not obtain a clear ...
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... cent of the vote - two per cent more than in 1962. The dramatic Com- munist gains , providing a 22.5 per cent first - round total , represented a recovery of about half the votes lost when General de Gaulle came to power . And this ...
... cent of the vote - two per cent more than in 1962. The dramatic Com- munist gains , providing a 22.5 per cent first - round total , represented a recovery of about half the votes lost when General de Gaulle came to power . And this ...
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... cent of the skilled workers , 20.8 per cent of the peons , and 10.5 per cent of the employes . Peron and his wife , Eva , whipped these elements into the street demonstrators that char- acterized his regime . The same poll found 55.5 ...
... cent of the skilled workers , 20.8 per cent of the peons , and 10.5 per cent of the employes . Peron and his wife , Eva , whipped these elements into the street demonstrators that char- acterized his regime . The same poll found 55.5 ...
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