SERBIA WILL RETURN TO DEMOCRATIC RULE
SAYS NEW PRIME MINISTER. ASSERTS ALL RACES DEMANDED COUP D’ETAT. United Press Association —By Electril 1 elegraph—Copyright. Received Friday, 7 p.m. BELGRADE, Jan. 11. “The ecuntrv will return to the Parliamentary regime the moment our particular job is finished,” declared General Ziokovitch, the new Prime Minister of Jugo-Slavin, in an interview with the Daily Express special correspondent, who asked whether the present regime was permanent absolutism, a military dictatorship, or Fascism. General Zivkovitch replied it is none of these. “The King has done only what the Croats and Serbs alike have been demanding. All said: ‘Let the King act, only tho King can save the situation.' Well, tho King acted and selected men devoted to the Statemen with clean political records, to fora a neutral reforming government.”
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6809, 12 January 1929, Page 9
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