The Archive · 1941

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Mr, Rendel placed a small plaque on the British Embassy stating that it was British property and under protection of the United States.

M. Andre Motte, the Belgian Minlster, said that several persons were forced to leave the train at the Turkish frontier by Bulgarian authorities, without explanation, He said German headquarters had been established at Plovdiv and that 200,000 German troops had passed through Plovdiv, One column went to the Turkish frontier while two cther columns went to the Greek frontier, the Minister said—United Press,

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