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 1 11|           of members of a political party, some of whom were in uniform,
 2 12|            the hostile press of the party, which is the only press
 3 15|            the hostile press of the party had been almost completely
 4 17|        priests, who are against the party which has been (so the message
 5 17|           towards the Holy See by a party and by a regime which, in
 6 19|           the Government and of the party were the selfsame persons
 7 20|          has occurred therefrom the party and to the regime We have
 8 22|            is outside and above all party politics. We have also affirmed
 9 22|             message, is a political party because it has banners,
10 22|       external forms of a political party. But banners, badges, identification
11 23|             or heads of the Popular Party, which was one of the strongest
12 24|          out that while the Popular Party was still in existence and
13 24|            before the new [Fascist] party had asserted itself, it
14 24|       responsibility in the Popular Party could at the same time hold
15 24|         ex-directors in the Popular Party who had subsequently become
16 24|            regime and the [Fascist] party, and are favourably regarded
17 25| substantially new. When the Popular Party was dissolved and passed
18 25|   Constitutions? The regime and the party which seem to attribute
19 25|           who belong to the Popular Party for political reasons, should
20 28|          the youth of the [Fascist] party are represented and held
21 36|          against the regime and the party, as well as its being also "
22 37|            of the regime and of the party and which have had their
23 44|            exclusive advantage of a party and of a regime based on
24 50|           of Youth of the [Fascist] party and of the regime. Both
25 59|      knowing that membership in the party and the oath are for countless
26 60|            move those chiefs of the party who decide its policy and
27 60|     membership-cards of a political party.~
28 62|            to condemn the [Fascist] party as such. Our aim has been
29 62|            in the activities of the party which have been found to
30 62|         sons who are members of the party, so that their conscience
31 63|    accomplished a good work for the party itself. What interest and
32 63|        interest and success can the party gain, in a Catholic country
33 67|          opponents of the [Fascist] party, and "the directors of the