Borsuk's antipodal theorem and its generalizations and applications: a survey by H. Steinlein Is it possible to find the following article?
I want to read this article.
Steinlein, H. (1985). "Borsuk's antipodal theorem and its generalizations and applications: a survey. Méthodes topologiques en analyse non linéaire". Sém. Math. Supér. Montréal, Sém. Sci. OTAN (NATO Adv. Study Inst.). 95: 166–235.
 A: This answer follows the same lines of an older one on a similar topic: the full reference is
Heinrich Steinlein, "Borsuk’s antipodal theorem and its generalizations and applications: a survey", (English), Méthodes topologiques en analyse non linéaire, Séminaire de mathématiques supérieures, SMS095, Séminaire Scientifique OTAN (NATO Advanced Study Institute) 95, Les Presses de l'Université de Montréal,  pp. 166-235 (1985), MR0801938, Zbl 0573.55003.
The paper has not been digitized by the publisher yet, as one can check from the Centre de Recherches Mathématiques (CRM) published seminairs web site. However, the Hathi Trust Digita library has a digital copy of it, thought it is only accessible to Partner Libraries or for other reasons (see here if you can apply). Thus, in order to get a copy of that paper you can
A. Check if you can apply for a digital copy of the whole proceedings from the Hathi Trust.
B. Purchase a copy of the proceedings from the CRM: as it can be seen from the above list, the whole book is still available and it is cheap (it costs CDN$ 5 + p&p).
C. Proceed as in the "good old days" (obviously taking advantage of modern technologies), i.e. ask a librarian near you for a copy of it (which nowadays it would be possibly made as a .pdf scan), possibly by doing the following steps

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*Check for libraries near you holding the proceedings volume: the Worldcat lists 8 pages of libraries around the world holding it (note that each page link provides sublinks to multiple libraries), so I expect this will be a relatively easy task.

*Chose one library near you which offers the document delivery service:  sometimes this service has a fee (that may be significant for long documents, as in this case) but it is not always so, therefore check also if the library is able to make a free copy for you.

*Provide them the full reference as stated above, and wait for the copy.

