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evidently stems from German unfaniliarity with the role of free
information madia in a democratic scciety) have been noted in
the western sones (see also ONG US papers Control of Press and
Radio, pp. 3 (9), 4 (14) ).
(c) Restrictions on Use of Information Medie for Political
Partica
AND
RECORDS
is
SERVICE'R
In the Sovist sons, the SED, by virtue of its predominant
position, holds a monopoly over radio broadcesting, which has
become its móst important instrument in inter=party competition.
The CDU and LDP are furthermore at a distinct disadvantage in the
allocation of newsprint and in the use of such other facilities as
public meeting pleoss, sound trucks, atc.
This condition contrasts with the western sones where polit=
ioal parties enjoy equal right in the use of information media
for the presentation d their viows. Although political parties in
the US sone have so far not been granted licenses for operation of
newspapers of their om equal space in the non-party press is
guaranteed to thom for presenting their views during election
campaigns, as well as for the discussion of specific controversial
subjects. Magazine neweprint is allotted to politioal parties and
other groupa in accordance with their strength and importance.
(d) Dofamation of Occupation Powere
Existing restrictions in the Soviet and, io a lesser extent,
in the Fronch sones tend to give predominance to the viewpoint of
the Occupation Powars while limiting genuine expression of the
German point of view. In the Soviat sons, this has led to a condition
where
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