European Socialists in Evolution

E. v. KUEHNELT LEDDIHN

All over Europe Socialist parties are undergoing a process of gradual evolution. An indicative event, for instance, is the interview recently granted to a reporter of Figaro by Señor Tierno Galvan, professor of Public Law at Salamanca University, which revealed very little of interest but was nevertheless significant because given by a member of a Spanish state university. The trial of a group of Spanish Socialists last month produced a verdict of not guilty for 23 of the accused and established legally that to hold socialist views is not a crime according to the Constitution.

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E. v. KUEHNELT LEDDIHN

All over Europe Socialist parties are undergoing a process of gradual evolution. An indicative event, for instance, is the interview recently granted to a reporter of Figaro by Señor Tierno Galvan, professor of Public Law at Salamanca University, which revealed very little of interest but was nevertheless significant because given by a member of a Spanish state university. The trial of a group of Spanish Socialists last month produced a verdict of not guilty for 23 of the accused and established legally that to hold socialist views is not a crime according to the Constitution.