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HUNGARY AND RUMANIA DISPUTE OVER TERRITORY (Rerd. 1.10 a.m.) NEW YORK, Oct. 23 The New York Times says information lias been received that Ihimama lias denounced the Vienna Pact with 'Hungary in an eilort to regain the part or Transylvania which she surrendered under Axis pressure alter the outbreak oi the present v. ai. This was followed by the resignation of George Cretziano, who has for long been Permanent Under-Secretarv tor Foreign Affairs at Bucharest, it is intimated that Rumania might have to give way under German pressure, but details are lacking. The information conveyed the obvious suggestion that dissension is developing between the German allies in tlie Balkans, with Germany taking sides; ' but neutral diplomats are inclined to • believe that Rumania lias decided to 1 strike, perhaps with German encouragement, while the Rumanian armies are in the field.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24104, 24 October 1941, Page 8
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