Part, Chap., §

 1 Intro             |          leading newspapers in 18 countries of the Free World, bringing
 2 Intro             |        published in the following countries: the United States, Argentina,
 3 Intro             |        and its suc­cesses in many countries, has now taken a discreet
 4 Intro             |      Published in 23 papers of 11 countries, it de­nounced to world
 5 Messag            |           achieving, in their own countries, similar successes to the
 6 Messag,    1, 1   |        man in the street" in most countries of the West, the French
 7 Messag,    1, 4   |      socialist movements in other countries. In addition, the announced
 8 Messag,    1, 4   |         center and right in other countries. The victory of French socialism
 9 Messag,    2, 1   |      movements had spread to many countries and had become solidly established
10 Messag,    2, 1   |          of com­munist regimes in countries behind and beyond the Iron
11 Messag        (5) |                In addition to the countries inside the Iron and Bamboo
12 Messag        (8) |           exist in the capitalist countries ... "~"In the name of the
13 Messag,    2, 3   |        disappointing - of all the countries in which communism is or
14 Messag,    2, 6   |          Russia and its satellite countries. This also happens, though
15 Messag,    2, 6   |        wage ceilings in communist countries with those in the West.~
16 Messag        (33)|          most advanced capitalist countries only in the middle of the
17 Messag,    3, 1   |       exercise such ample powers. Countries in both East and West have
18 Messag,    4      | associations, twelve of them from countries other than France, judge
19 Messag,    4      |           class warfare, of other countries. There­fore, since the SP
20 Messag,    4      |          and in their respec­tive countries, is not to interfere in
21 Messag,    4      |           the future of their own countries. By publishing this pro­
22 Messag,    4      |         tions from twelve Western countries to address their fellow-countrymen,
23 Messag,    4      |        fermenta­tion in their own countries may be hastened, or even
24 Messag        (47)|         distribution among member countries (cf. Folha de Sâo Paulo,
25 Messag        (47)|        from twelve Latin American countries, which declared the attitude
26 Commun            |       large newspapers of fifteen countries, a Message  warning of the
27 Commun            |     advertisement in any of these countries. The newspapers opened up
28 Commun            |         the public in the largest countries of the Free World see how
29 Author            |          Revolution finds, in new countries without tradition, a more
30 Author            |      Brazilian press and of other countries in the Americas.~ ~In addition
31 Author            |         magazines of 13 different countries.~ ~Unperceived Ideological
32 Author            |         by six newspapers of four countries.~ ~ The Church in the Face