“…Pieces were generally contributed by the staff of the research and analysis departments and treated current affairs in the region. Catholicism and Communism…”

“…Comments on Czechoslovakia's Transition from Socialism to Communism…”

“…Shortcomings in Party Work The Czechoslovak Judiciary as a "People's" Judiciary Communism in Kindergarten…”

“…Trial of Intellectuals Postponed Nobel Prize for Solzhenitsyn Denounced For a Global Victory of Communism…”

“…Increased Scholarships for Students Bulgarian Paper Attacks Cohn-Bendit Bulgarian Criticism of National Communism Miscellaneous…”

“…Coverage of Glenn's Space Flight Lessons of the February 1948 Coup d'Etat Timetable for Communism Cuban Sugar Refined in CSSR…”

“…Reaction to President Nixon's Message New Political Trial (V) Suggested Merger of Institutes Fighting Anti-Communism Long-Term Trade Agreement with Italy…”

“…Sweeping Criticisms by Ceausescu at Bucharest Meeting Pensions Bill Amended - without Assembly Approval Valter Roman Traces Historical Roots of Euro-Communism Intensification of Relations with China Negotiations on Fuel and Energy: Credit for Romanian Economy…”

“…Pyotr Demichev Approves of Polish Communism's Line Gomulka-Khrushchev Rendevous [Rendezvous] Site Burns Lectures on Polish Workers' Party Party Membership Cardinal Wyszynski to Rome A Briton Held in Poznan Agricultural Circles…”

“…More on "Who Is Not against Us, Is with Us" State Funeral for Michael Karolyi Prepared "Youth Observer" Starts Debate on "Communism" Closer Press and Publishing ties with Yugoslavia First Ambassador of Ghana Presents Credentials New Hungarian Military Attaché to Peking [Beijing]…”

“…CPCS Central Committee on Reforms, China, and World Communism Czechoslovak-Polish Dispute over Oil Pollution Signs of Glasnost Lag in Production of Czechoslovak-Made Home Computers The 100th Anniversary of Jaroslav Durych's Birth / by Antonin Kratochvil…”

“…Polish-West German Relations Todor Zhivkov Completes Visit to Poland Resumption of Polish-Danish Dialogue More on Church-State Friction Signs of Liberalization More on Merger of Bodies Fighting Anti-Communism New Car Prices and Customs Duties Economic Relations with Foreign Countries…”

“…/ by Patrick Moore Private Enterprise Should Be Encouraged / by Slobodan Stankovic Soviet-type Communism Cannot Survive, According to Party Veteran / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslav-Greek Relations Worsening / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…Poll Shows Rejection of the Soviet System / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslavia and Nonalignment / by Slobodan Stankovic Proposal that Pensioners from FRG Winter in Yugoslavia / by Slobodan Stankovic Islam Claimed to Be Communism's Greatest Enemy / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslav Analyst Suggests Gorbachev May Suffer Khrushchev's Fate / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslav Paper Interviews Leading Soviet Atheist / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…HSWP Membership Cards to Be Exchanged Calls for Wider Right of Association Multiply / by Judith Pataki College Students' Image of Communism Undergoes Drastic Change / by Edith Markos Hungarians Rush to Get Their New "World" Passports / by Alfred Reisch Drastic Price Increase / by Edith Markos The Specter of Unemployment Becomes a Reality / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Tricks of the Trade: Labor Unions Raise Membership Dues / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Refugees from Romania Will Not Be Expelled / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Intellectuals Express Solidarity with Romanian People / by Judith Pataki…”

“…An Important Anniversary in Relations with the USSR / by Slobodan Stankovic Flare-up with Greece over Macedonia / by Slobodan Stankovic Polemics with Romanian over Transylvania / by Slobodan Stankovic On the Even of the 13th LCY Congress / by Slobodan Stankovic Youth in Turmoil / by Slobodan Stankovic Moslems in the News: The first Female Imams, "Self-Managing" Dervishes / by Slobodan Stankovic War Hero Commits Suicide as a Protest / by Slobodan Stankovic Poll Claims Yugoslavs Are Losing Confidence in Communism / by Slobodan Stankovic Polish Scholar Sees No Legitimacy in Communist Regimes / by Slobodan Stankovic Polemics with Polish Weekly over Czeslaw Milosz / by Slobodan Stankovic Newspaper Claims that Ceausescu Has Obstacles in Dealing with Moscow / by Slobodan Stankovic…”