YUGOSLAV ROMANCE
RELATIVES WILL BE REUNITED SUNDAY LONG YEARS OF SUSPENSE (P.A.) WELLINGTON, Jan. 25. For seven years there was unbroken silence for two Wellington Yugoslavs, father and son, as to the fate of their next of kin, Mrs Klarich and her two daughters. The suspense and anxiety were ended recently through Unrra, when they were advised that their relatives were in a Middle East camp. On Sunday, when the Durban Castle berths, they will be reunited. Mr Klarich, followed by, his ( son, arrived in New Zealand just before the war, 'and there was not time for them to get in touch with the other members of the family who remained in Yugoslavia, before the war started. Mr Klarich left his wife and daughters living quietly on a farm on a headland of the Adriatic coast. That was the last he was to know of them, for so long, and even now he is unaware how they came to get to the Middle East camp. The father lias been advised that one son was killed soon after tlio Italian occupation, and that another, son got awav to sea, but how the story all fits together and what his people have gone through ho has yet to learn.
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Evening Star, Issue 25701, 26 January 1946, Page 9
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207YUGOSLAV ROMANCE Evening Star, Issue 25701, 26 January 1946, Page 9
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