perity, and has now been accentuated by the arbitrariness of President de Gaulle’s rule, a dictat made livable by je m’en vais. It is a strange atmosphere which a coming paternalistic decs as imaginable as civil war.
extraordinary malaise that the eels almost physically has its roots in the Algerian problem. As I write these lines, Algeria has become independent, and hundreds of thousands of displaced persons are trying to find a place in what for them is a country – and France is scantily unprepared to receive them.
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