All observers agree that the large the percentage of the to the polls, instead of benefitting, as had been anticipated, the middle parties, ated almost exclusively in favour of the' National-Socialists. The one million increase in the Catholic Centre Party's poll is generally considered a personal tribute to Chancellor Bruening whose Cabinet however finds itself in a decided minority.
\derable losses ruffered by smoeratic Party despite having at its disposal the huge and perfect organization of the. trade unions, is taken as an indication that the process of "radicalization", s0 startling on the wight wing of polities, is also clearly at work on the left. Many thoughtful parti montanans however consider this a merely a transient phase due to the natural popular discontent engendered by Germany's difficult economic' situation,
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