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M. Milan Stoyadinovich. the former Yugoslav Premier who has been kept under guard in his home for over a year since his Cabinet fell in 1939, left for Greece last Monday.
It is stressed that M. Stoyadinovich has not been released, but is being accompanied to Greece by an escort of four plaicclothes policemen who will reside with him in his new home in Greece, It is understood that his- deportation is a precautionary measure in view of the politico] role he may eventually play should Yugoslavis's situation become complicated.
The former Premier, it may be recalled, came. ire power in 1934 following the assassination in Marseilles of. King Alexander of Yugoslavia in that year. From then on and until he resigned in 1939, M, S'oyadinovich was practically a dictator.
Severa] members of his family are already im Athens, awaiting his arrival.
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