YUGOSLAV MENACE

Grey River Argus, 28 June 1943, Page 5

YUGOSLAV MENACE

TO AXIS FLANK (Rec. 12.5) LOi^t 3une 271 An Ankara messs&£ states: General Mikhailovitch isii ea<^ m ? a battle in Southern Yirf° slavia a^ , th , e head of. fifty or sixtylar ousan d Chetnik guerrillas. The®y are harassing vital South Yugoslav 131 ? railways, according to an affthoritative Yugoslav source. Cheti)‘‘^ s . ar ® a f" tacking after a ca’RP 31 # 11 for months by an eighth dfi 3lSlon °f Axis punitive corps, whoXare determinedly trying to wipe? 'j&ut their resistance. Guerrillas recently recaptured Klin, in Dalmatia. Fighting during the past month has tsffien place over a wide area in Bosnia, Herzegovina, Dalmatia. Montenegro and the Drina sector of Bosnia. Axis forces have failed to bring General Mikhailovitch to a standstill fight. He is master of a big stretch pi mountain flanking the main Yugoslav railway connection with Greed-, along the Bel-grade-Nish-Salonikay line, ITALIAN PRISONERS THE NORT|I. (Rec. 12.51) LONDON, June 27. A report from Moscow states: All political prisoners ’n gaols and concentration campsi in southern and central Italy sjnave urgently been transferred tor the north of Italy, where new | concentration camps are being built'A According to a report from three thousand prisoners are being transferred.