IN BULGARIA.
PREMIER'S RESIGNATION. ' ("The Times") THE HAGUE, June 18. M. Radoslavoff incurred unpopularity owing to his failure to stem German influence and the highhandedness of the Germans in refusing the Bulgarians the Dobrudja until Adrianople was returned to Turkey. A central European condominium has been established in the Dobrudja despite emphatic protests and demonstrations at Sofia. A FRENCH VIEW. j (Renter) PARJS, June 18. j Newspapers attribute M. Bado-I slavoff's resignation to Bulgarian discontent owing to the disappointing j results of the war, and the food shortage, due to the Austro-German requisitions, and Tin-key's territorial demands. The general opinion is that the resignation will not alter Bulgaria's policy.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1358, 20 June 1918, Page 5
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