If France Is Condemned.

Focuses on the probability of condemnation of France in the United Nations for the Algerian War between France and Algeria. Probable effects of condemnation of France by the UN; Role of the UN intervention in Algeria, in provoking internal conflicts in France; Efforts of the UN to restore peace between the two countries; Views of French President Charles de Gaulle on the working of the UN; Possibility of the passage of a UN resolution which would attempt to impose a referendum or a plebiscite on Algeria, under the UN supervision; Information on probable successors of French Algeria; Prospects of fascism in France after the reign of de Gaulle; Dissatisfaction of French leftists on the compromise peace between France and Algeria; Demand of Algerian party leaders to establish a social or socialistic revolution in Algeria; Description of de Gaulle as the first French Chief of State, who has referred to an Algerian Republic as an entity separate from France.