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Introducing "World Events" By William Henry Chamberlin With the present supplement on the Balkans, The New Leader begins a policy of publishing a monthly detailed report on some nation or area...
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BALKAN BATTLEGROUND THE BALKANS have long been the itorm-center of Europe; they remain today an area of conflicting political ideologies, unsettled international disputes and a potential...
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BULGARIA Whatever criticism we have to make of British policy in Greece and elsewhere and of American policy (or lack of it) in the countries liberated by our armed forces, one indisputable fact...
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YUGOSLAVIA YUGOSLAVIA alone of the Balkan countries was singled out for special consideration at the Yalta conference. "We have agreed" said the joint declaration of Roosevelt, Stalin and...
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RUMANIA As in Yugoslavia and Bulgaria, Russian rule in Kumania is not direct but delegated. But the presence of the Red Army and of the NKVD make it absolute, of the National Tsarinist Peasant...
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GREECE GrEECE is the only Balkan country which has remained outside the Soviet sphere of occupation. Apparently there was an understanding at Teheran between Stalin and Churchill that the Soviet...
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PAN-SLAVISM AS A BALKAN FEDERATION In his speech to Parliament on August 20, 1945, Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, speaking of Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Rumania, Hungary and Poland, declared: ". . ....
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Vol. 028 Issue 044 (November 3 1945)
Introducing "World Events"
