EXILE TO RETURN
RELEASES UNDER AMNESTY
VENIZELOS TO LIVE IN CRETE
(Received December 4, 10 a.m.)
ATHENS, December 3.
M. Venizelos announces that he will return to Greece after the elections. He will not participate in politics, but expects to live in Crete as a private individual.
According to a Paris message M. Venizelos declares that he has growing sympathy with the King in his difficult and noble task. He recognises that the Ministers, and not the King, are responsible for the discrimination between civilian and military insurgents, "which means that I, who was sentenced to death as chief of the insurrection, am treated more leniently than a junior officer."
ATHENS, December 2. A total of 578 prisoners have been released as a result of the amnesty.
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 135, 4 December 1935, Page 11
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