SUPPLEMENT TO THE     
FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL 
EQUITY FUNDS 
PROSPECTUS DATED 
DECEMBER 29, 1994
The following information 
replaces the similar 
information found under the 
"Expenses" section on P-6.
SHAREHOLDER TRANSACTION 
EXPENSES are charges you 
pay when you buy, sell, or 
hold shares of a fund. See 
P-33 and P-36-P-39 for an 
explanation of how and when 
these charges apply.  Lower 
sales charges may be 
available for accounts over 
$250,000.
The following line item should 
appear as the last item in 
each fund's expense table in 
the "Transaction Expenses" 
section beginning on P--6 
and P-7.
Annual account maintenance fee
(for accounts under $2,500) $12.
00 
The Board of Trustees of 
Fidelity Pacific Basin Fund 
has authorized adoption of a 
redemption fee of 1.00% 
(payable to the fund) on 
shares purchased after April 
15, 1995 and held less than 
90 days.
   The following information 
replaces the corresponding 
sections with respect to 
Fidelity Pacific Basin Fund 
under the heading 
"Expenses" on P-7.
    FIDELITY PACIFIC BASIN FUND
   Maximum sales charge on 
purchases 
 
(as a % of offering price)     3.00%A
Deferred sales charge on 
redemptions None
Redemption fee ( on shares held 
for less than 90 days) for shares 
purchased after 
April 15, 1995 1.00%       
The following replaces the 
last line of the portfolio 
turnover rate under the 
heading "Financial Highlights" 
on P-8.
Portfolio turnover rate   56%A    
56%    89%
The following information 
supplements the information 
found under the "Funds in 
Detail" section on page 22.
Number of Fidelity Mutual 
Funds: over 210.
The following information 
replaces the current 
disclosure with respect to 
Japan Fund in the "Funds in 
Detail" section on P-23.
Shigeki Makino is manager of 
Japan Fund, which he has 
managed since October 
1994. Mr. Makino is an 
employee of FIJ for whom he 
previously was an analyst for 
the fund. Mr. Makino joined 
FMR in 1990.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE     
FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL 
EQUITY FUNDS 
PROSPECTUS DATED 
DECEMBER 29, 1994
The following information 
replaces the similar 
information found under the 
"Expenses" section on P-6.
SHAREHOLDER TRANSACTION 
EXPENSES are charges you 
pay when you buy, sell, or 
hold shares of a fund. See 
P-33 and P-36-P-39 for an 
explanation of how and when 
these charges apply.  Lower 
sales charges may be 
available for accounts over 
$250,000.
The following line item should 
appear as the last item in 
each fund's expense table in 
the "Transaction Expenses" 
section beginning on P--6 
and P-7.
Annual account maintenance fee
(for accounts under $2,500) $12.
00 
The Board of Trustees of 
Fidelity Pacific Basin Fund 
has authorized adoption of a 
redemption fee of 1.00% 
(payable to the fund) on 
shares purchased after April 
15, 1995 and held less than 
90 days.
   The following information 
replaces the corresponding 
sections with respect to 
Fidelity Pacific Basin Fund 
under the heading 
"Expenses" on P-7.
    FIDELITY PACIFIC BASIN FUND
   Maximum sales charge on 
purchases 
 
(as a % of offering price)     3.00%A
Deferred sales charge on 
redemptions None
Redemption fee ( on shares held 
for less than 90 days) for shares 
purchased after 
April 15, 1995 1.00%       
The following replaces the 
last line of the portfolio 
turnover rate under the 
heading "Financial Highlights" 
on P-8.
Portfolio turnover rate   56%A    
56%    89%
The following information 
supplements the information 
found under the "Funds in 
Detail" section on page 22.
Number of Fidelity Mutual 
Funds: over 210.
The following information 
replaces the current 
disclosure with respect to 
Japan Fund in the "Funds in 
Detail" section on P-23.
Shigeki Makino is manager of 
Japan Fund, which he has 
managed since October 
1994. Mr. Makino is an 
employee of FIJ for whom he 
previously was an analyst for 
the fund. Mr. Makino joined 
FMR in 1990.
   INT-95-3 (PAGE 1 OF 2) May 10, 1995
INT-95-3 (PAGE 1 OF 2) May 10, 1995
 
The following paragraph 
replaces  the one found in 
the "Shareholder and 
Account Policies" on P-37. 
    EFFECT OF FOREIGN TAXES.    
Foreign governments may 
impose taxes on a fund and 
its investments and these 
taxes generally will reduce 
the fund's distributions. A tax 
credit or deduction may be 
available to you. If so, your 
tax statement will show more 
taxable income or capital 
gains than actually 
distributed by the fund, but 
will also show the amount of 
the available offsetting credit 
or deduction.    
The following paragraphs 
supplement the information 
found in the section entitled 
"Transaction Details" 
beginning on P-37.
FIDELITY RESERVES THE RIGHT 
TO DEDUCT AN ANNUAL 
MAINTENANCE FEE of $12.00 
from accounts with a value of 
less than $2,500 (including 
any amount paid as a sales 
charge), subject to an annual 
maximum charge of $60.00 
per shareholder. It is 
expected that accounts will 
be valued on the second 
Friday in November of each 
year. Accounts opened after 
September 30 will not be 
subject to the fee for that 
year. The fee, which is 
payable to the transfer agent, 
is designed to offset in part 
the relatively higher costs of 
servicing smaller accounts. 
The fee will not be deducted 
from retirement accounts, 
accounts using regular 
investment plans, or if total 
assets in Fidelity funds 
exceed $50,000. Eligibility for 
the $50,000 waiver is 
determined by aggregating 
Fidelity mutual fund accounts 
maintained by FSC or FBSI 
which are registered under 
the same social security 
number or which list the 
same social security number 
for the custodian of a 
Uniform Gifts/Transfers to 
Minors Act account.
The information regarding 
UGMS/UTMA accounts with 
respect to sales charge 
waivers (number 9) on P-39 
does not apply to 
international funds.
   
   The following paragraph 
replaces  the one found in 
the "Shareholder and 
Account Policies" on P-37. 
    EFFECT OF FOREIGN TAXES.    
Foreign governments may 
impose taxes on a fund and 
its investments and these 
taxes generally will reduce 
the fund's distributions. A tax 
credit or deduction may be 
available to you. If so, your 
tax statement will show more 
taxable income or capital 
gains than actually distributed 
by the fund, but will also 
show the amount of the 
available offsetting credit or 
deduction.    
The following paragraphs 
supplement the information 
found in the section entitled 
"Transaction Details" 
beginning on P-37.
FIDELITY RESERVES THE RIGHT 
TO DEDUCT AN ANNUAL 
MAINTENANCE FEE of $12.00 
from accounts with a value of 
less than $2,500 (including 
any amount paid as a sales 
charge), subject to an annual 
maximum charge of $60.00 
per shareholder. It is 
expected that accounts will 
be valued on the second 
Friday in November of each 
year. Accounts opened after 
September 30 will not be 
subject to the fee for that 
year. The fee, which is 
payable to the transfer agent, 
is designed to offset in part 
the relatively higher costs of 
servicing smaller accounts. 
The fee will not be deducted 
from retirement accounts, 
accounts using regular 
investment plans, or if total 
assets in Fidelity funds 
exceed $50,000. Eligibility for 
the $50,000 waiver is 
determined by aggregating 
Fidelity mutual fund accounts 
maintained by FSC or FBSI 
which are registered under 
the same social security 
number or which list the 
same social security number 
for the custodian of a Uniform 
Gifts/Transfers to Minors Act 
account.
The information regarding 
UGMS/UTMA accounts with 
respect to sales charge 
waivers (number 9) on P-39 
does not apply to 
international funds.
   
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the frames, (3) copy the 
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page 4 and paste it after the 
original, (4) on page 5, select 
the left-hand column, and edit 
"props," (5) go to "custom" 
and set "shared" to "no," (6) 
still in the property sheet, go 
to "basic," change name to 
"page 5," and apply, (7) still in 
the property sheet, go back 
to "custom," set "shared" 
back to "yes," and apply, 
choosing "master" when 
prompted,
(8) edit the property sheet of 
the right column, changing 
the name to "page 5" and 
apply, (9) go to "custom" and 
verify that "shared" is set to 
"yes," (10) exit property 
sheet, go to page 4, and 
delete all text that exceeds 
the required length, (11) go to 
page 5 and delete all text that 
appears on the previous 
page, and (12) adjust the 
footers as appropriate, using 
the same process of turning 
of editing property sheet 
described in steps 5-9, but 
using "code 5" rather than 
"page 5." Repeat for any 
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the text, (2) go outside all of 
the frames, (3) copy the 
"top.level" component on 
page 4 and paste it after the 
original, (4) on page 5, select 
the left-hand column, and 
edit "props," (5) go to 
"custom" and set "shared" to 
"no," (6) still in the property 
sheet, go to "basic," change 
name to "page 5," and apply, 
(7) still in the property sheet, 
go back to "custom," set 
"shared" back to "yes," and 
apply, choosing "master" 
when prompted,
(8) edit the property sheet of 
the right column, changing 
the name to "page 5" and 
apply, (9) go to "custom" and 
verify that "shared" is set to 
"yes," (10) exit property 
sheet, go to page 4, and 
delete all text that exceeds 
the required length, (11) go to 
page 5 and delete all text that 
appears on the previous 
page, and (12) adjust the 
footers as appropriate, using 
the same process of turning 
of editing property sheet 
described in steps 5-9, but 
using "code 5" rather than 
"page 5." Repeat for any 
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