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having to control the trains to
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Switzerland and Brussels, to Belgium,
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because people were taking money out of the country and all that,
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and not declaring what they had as income--
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it just happens all the time.
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So, Blum does not put controls on currency, constraints on currency,
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because of opposition from the British and the United States and other places.
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And, so, at this point the Popular Front begins to unravel.
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Ideologically, the reformist Socialist Party and
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the Communists remain a world apart.
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Léon Blum is not going to say, "Occupy permanently the factories;
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take over the means of production, that's all there is to it"--