BULGAR DEMANDS.
BALKAN DISPUTE.
Prime Minister Has Long Talk With Hitler. STATE VISIT TO BERLIN. United Press Association. —Copyright. (Received 11 a.m.) BERLIN'. July ."). The Bulgarian Prime Minister, M. Kiosseivanoff, has arrived on a State visit, accomplinii-fl by his v.iL'e and daughter, am! experts and journalists. They met Hen- von Ribbentrojj, who accompanied them through in , flagged streets, to Bellovue Palace. Heir Hitler received the Prime Minister at the Chancellery in the afternoon and conferred for an hour. A State banquet was held in the evening.
Map showing position of Dobruja in Rumania, Thrace and Greece.
"The Times" Berlin correspondent snys that according to indications the German-Bulgarian talks will deal not only with political and economic relations, but with the position of Bulgaria as regards her neighbours, particularly Rumania and Greece.
Thus the Bulgarian claim to Southern Dobruja. which, according to official statement* in Bucharest, will bo retained by Rumania at all costs, is on the agenda for the present discussions, as also is the demand that Greece grant Bulgaria direct access to the Mediterranean by cession of a part of Thrace.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 157, 6 July 1939, Page 11
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