BALKAN WAR SPECTRE.
UNITY AT BELGRADE. i LONDON*. April 17. The Belgrade correspondent of the British United Press Association says that in view of a revival of hostile propaganda in the Italian Press, also of new charges of Yugoslavian military activity, the political parties in Yugoslavia are tending toward closer unity. As a sequel to a meeting of ■ the Cabinet the Prime Minister, M. Uzunovitch, went to the Palace and tendered the resignation of his Ministry. This was done to permit of the formation of a new Cabinet on more broadly national lino.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 90, 18 April 1927, Page 7
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