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In Europe, where parties, like nations, are numerous, the little constitutional monarchy of Belgium held an election. Seats in the Legislature were divided as follows : CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES : Socialist 79 (67)*Catholic 78 (80) Liberal 22 (33) Flemmish 6 ( 4) Communist 2 ( 0)
SenateCatholic 71 (73) Socialist 59 (52) Liberal 23 (28)
No party has a majority, but the Socialists gained an indisputable victory and were thought likely to form a new Cabinet. The outcome of the election was viewed as an end of Belgian Francophile policy and the beginning of a Germanophile one.
*Figures in parenthesis are those for the last (1919) election.
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