“TOO KIND TO SERBS”
GERMAN PRESS STATEMENT PATRIOTS CONTINUE ACTIVE Zurich, Jan. 19. Fifty arrests were made at Sofia in the past 24 hours following the discovery of an alleged ‘‘Communist conspiracy.” The German European Press correspondent, Worlicek, is reported to have said, on bis arrival at Ankara from Yugoslavia: ‘‘We nave been too kind to the Serbs. It is true that we have shot over 350,000 but there will oe no peace until we shoot the remainder.” - Serbian patriot activities continue undiminished, and there has been fierce fighting in West Croatia, where seven-clay battles are reported to nave been fought. The strugle is even fiercer in Bosnia, where General Pavlevitch’s terrorists have been subjected to couinuous attacks.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXX, Issue 13548, 21 January 1942, Page 3
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