TROUBLE IN STOCKHOLM
Senor Alfonso - Fiscovish until recently Spanish Minister in Stockholm, has been dismissed by his Government and a woman, Senora Palencia, has been appointed to replace him. Senor Fiscovish declared himself in favour of General Franco; this' was the cause of his dismissal. When Senora Palencia arrived to take oyer the work from Senor Fiscovish ■he refused to leave. He ordered 10 van loads of food and is apparently preparing for a siege. In the meantime Senora Palencia, whose husband is Spanish Minister at Riga, is unable to enter the Spanish Legation at Stockholm.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21990, 14 January 1937, Page 1 (Supplement)
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