Volume 22, Number 42, October 20, 1995
Interviews
Msgr. Dr. Zelimir Puljic
by Elke Fimmen
The Bishop of Dubrovnik, Croatia warns that “peace in slavery cannot be true peace.”
Book Reviews
British Author Promotes Cannibalism, Murder, as Good for ‘Ecology’
by Mark Burdman
Dark Nature, by Lyall Watson.
Music
Reviving the Classical Ideal in Slovakia
by Elisabeth Hellenbroich
At the Dolna Krupa Castle in Slovakia on Sept. 20-22, something took place that will go down in the annals of the history of 20th-century music: Dr. Norbert Brainin, first violinist of the Amadeus Quartet, held master classes with young musicians on the concept of Motivführung.
Dolna Krupa: A Historic Site
by Ortrun Cramer
Why We Need a Cultural Renaissance
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Address to the music seminar at Dolna Krupa.
An Intimate Serenade by Violin and Piano
by Hartmut Cramer
Reviews the sonata recital given by Norbert Brainin and Günter Ludwig in Bratislava.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A Ruinous Debt-Collecting Mania.
Editorial
The Jury Is Still Out.
Economics
British Assault U.S., France, Japan To Defend IMF System
by Anthony K. Wikrent
While French Prime Minister Juppé attacks the “London gnomes,” the British are getting out the brass knuckles, including launching a new assault on the French franc.
French General Strike Shows Chirac, ‘No Man Can Serve Two Masters’
by Christine Bierre
German Finance Ministry Defends Derivatives
by Lothar Komp
‘Sustainable Development’: A Weapon Against Nation-States
by Carl Osgood
Report on a World Bank-sponsored conference in Washington, D.C.
Currency Rates
China Can Solve the Problem of Feeding Its Population
by Peng Jiangliang
By the Chief of Division I, China State Farms Economic Reconstruction and Technical Development Center, of the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture.
Mexico: Proposal Submitted to Congress for National, World Economic Recovery
Text of the draft bill introduced into the Mexican Congress on Aug. 23.
Business Briefs
Feature
The Pope’s Historic Intervention in America
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
“The spirit of the great Nicolaus of Cusa was alive in the hall of the UN, when Pope John Paul II presented his magnificent vision of a global order of peace in the world to the United Nations General Assembly, and, therefore, de facto, to the ‘entire family of nations’ of the globe.”
Pope John Paul II Addresses United Nations
by Pope John Paul II
The full text of the Pontiff’s speech on Oct. 5.
On America’s Heritage
by Pope John Paul II
From his speech on arrival in the United States on Oct. 4.
LaRouche’s ‘Christian Economy’ Hailed in Italy
John Paul to an Africa ‘Left by the Roadside’
by Linda de Hoyos
In all his speeches during his recent trip to Africa, the Holy Father called upon world leaders to take responsibility to remedy the calamities that have befallen the African continent.
Ibero-American Church Calls for Debt Forgiveness, Continental Integration
by Valerie Rush
When the Pontiff visits four countries next February, he will step into the midst of a huge struggle over economic and philosophic issues.
International
Russian Power Struggle Escalates to New Phase
by Konstantin George
It has, as Lyndon LaRouche forecast in interviews during September, “come to bullets.”
Bosnian Leader Fought for Peace and Justice
by Elke Fimmen
Obituary of Safet Hidic, member of the Bosnian Parliament.
International Intelligence
National
LaRouche Warns of Crash, Scores DOJ at Idaho Debate
by Mel Klenetsky
The first debate of the 1996 Presidential campaign occurred Sept. 29 in Moscow, Idaho as part of the innovative CityVote straw poll, which the Democratic National Committee chairman is trying to stop.
LaRouche Denounces Dirty Trick by the Department of Justice
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A leaflet announcing a “Musical Tribute to Justice” concert set the DOJ and the Washington Post into a rage.
The Anatomy of a DOJ Dirty Trick
by Edward Spannaus
Farrakhan Discomfits ABC-TV Interviewers
by Katherine Notley
Soros Demands His Right To Loot
by William Jones
National News
