BULGARIA’S PLIGHT
SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED. MASS SENTIMENT VIOLENTLY ANTI-NAZI. (By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright) (Received This Day, Noon.) LONDON, May 22. “Sensational developments are expected soon in Bulgaria,” says Router S Geneva correspondent, commenting on earlier reports that Bulgaria was confronted with demands from both Russia and German. The Bulgarian Government has been in continuous session during the past 24 hours debating the German Note, which amounted to an ultimatum. According to reports from foreign diplomatic sources, Bulgarian public sentiment, which previously had been apathetic is now violently anti-Cer-man. The Bulgarian Army, inc.tiding a majority of the high-ranking officers is reported to share the public opinion. The “Daily Telegraph’s” correspondent, somewhere in Europe, reports a the Bulgarian Government resigned hours after receiving a Russian Note, and that the Bulgarian Council of Regency refused an invitation to confer with Hitler at Berchtesgaden,
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 May 1944, Page 4
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