PEACE OR WAR?
QUESTION SOON TO BE SETTLED,
(Received 3rd December, noon.) BUCHAREST, 2nd Dec. The arrival of Dr. Hartmann on Friday and Queen Marie on Saturday is likely to decide the issue of peace or war in Rumania. Dr. Hartmann's examination will decide whether the King shall abdicate or try to carry on, after which Queen Marie will settle the Regency question. , The country is bitterly divided over the quetjtion of the Regency. General Mirescu (War Minister) is believed to be too sympathetic to Prince Carol's claims, and has been sent on aprolonged tour of Bessarabia for fear ho might use his influence with the army in Prince Carol's favour. M. Averscu (Premier) is taking over the War Office. Meanwhile, M. Bratianu, the Liberal leader, is the man behind tho Throne. He says that the question of Prince Carol's return is dead, as the issue of renunciation has been accepted by the Government, Parliament, and the King, who has written to M. Averescu that he will not tolerate Prince Carol's return. •• ■ A message from Paris denies the report of the meeting between Queen Marie and' Prince Carol.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 134, 3 December 1926, Page 7
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188PEACE OR WAR? Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 134, 3 December 1926, Page 7
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