April In his apologia for extending the war to Yugoslavia _and Greece Hiller runs true to form, and for the greater part of his order to the German forees, he might just as well have used his statement issued on the eve of the invasion of Poland with merely a change of name, "It contains all the usual Ties, together with a certain amount of abuse. Hitler's main theme is that his hand has been foreed by the action of the British in sending troops to Greece. The truth is that months before that happened he was preparing for this present onslaught in the Balkans. His very negotiations with Yugoslavia were precisely for that purpose. The overrunning of Rumania and Bulgaria was devoted towards the same end. And yet he bleats the usual turgid nonsense of Britain being the greatest warmonger of all time, when his hands drip with the blood of countless thousands of unoffending peoples whose countries his forces have brutally subdued in his mad effort to
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