Published by the United States Information Service, Grosvenor Square, London Wele, is not the flag-wagzing, wog-flogzing screech=sheet that one might expect from this stable, It does not deal with the 'problem of communism', but gives attention to the developments in the world communist movement from an academic - albeit capitalist - point of view. The reason for this is obvious, The USA needs to be able to supply interested parties with accurate details of developments in much the same way as the Times services the nceds of its readers. Published bi-monthly, the latest issue contains articles on "Destalinisation in Czechoslovakia", and "The Revolut-= ionary: Myths & Mystiques", among others. The previous was devoted to the international repercussions of the Sino/Soviet duspute and contained quite useful information. However, the best recommendation is that it is FREE on application to U.S.1I.5.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 26, 25 June 1964
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