Part, Chap., §

 1 Messag            |      effects, set in motion by the victory of the Socialist Party in
 2 Messag,    1, 1   | considerably to the Party's recent victory, and which have now placed
 3 Messag        (1) |           such an adroit strategic victory is able to define itself.
 4 Messag,    1, 3   |           by the non-voters that a victory by an undoubtedly leftist,
 5 Messag,    1, 3   |         gener­ated by Mitterrand's victory, led many centrists and
 6 Messag,    1, 3   |             So the SP won, but its victory by no means indicates any
 7 Messag,    1, 3   |           is clear that the recent victory of the SP was due less to
 8 Messag,    1, 3   |       electorate.~If the socialist victory were due to an increase
 9 Messag,    1, 3   |         not irreversible; the SP's victory of 1981 may be followed
10 Messag,    1, 3   |         explanation: the socialist victory is definitive - as though
11 Messag,    1, 4   |           The repercussions of the victory of the SP and the establishment
12 Messag,    1, 4   |            in other countries. The victory of French socialism is already
13 Messag,    2, 3   | calculation made long before their victory.~However, it should be emphasized
14 Messag,    3, 3   |    contributed considerably to the victory of self-management in the
15 Messag        (46)|         the reason for Mitterand's victory, prestigious organs of the
16 Messag,    4      |      repercussion of the socialist victory in the political and cultural
17 Messag        (47)|        Sandinist revolution" whose victory in France has "an immense