WAVE OF SOCIALISM

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1924, Page 7

WAVE OF SOCIALISM

SWEJiPLNG oyER EUROPE.

i • ~ARIS, 28th January. The "Liberte" publishes ii table' shoeing the percentages of " ,th.c' Socialist: membership jn European Parjj.an^ei-ts. , f.his teiids tp confirm .the v*j<My.-jheid y,i,e>y that a jvaye .of _S,p,cia'lisrij is jsw.e.ep-! ing ,py,er- Europe o>vi,ng to" pop.ular dm- • I con,teut. *' .'.;'.- - ; ' The t^ble sho)vs tli^jb has $.■■ percentage of .40..^ Anstria '.-10.2, ,Ger-! I »l^y ,37.7, Relgiu*n .36.5. Deu'mait' 32, i Rriiiiin .30.-9, .Czcdio-gloyajc.ia' 28. "&>y_- ' \ *?^rfend:.2jl.7, Holland 20, France 'only : I 8.6, and Italy 7.7. ." ' " ; 1.. The -"fabei-te"- .-ldda: '"The Red: peril ,^ogs riot .appear tp be very mc»achjg hi JTrance, >.ut, if y/e do no,t t^l^e .care, >y,e, may witness the same- condi--tion as in England, where there 'Were only nine Socialist Commoners in .iijOO, '-. and now are 192. - N "When that day comes .our Social-1 : ists .will remember -that they are re-; yolutionaries, and .seek to hold pn to power by revolutipnary means." '