Moscow, Mar. 5.
The Moscow radio yesterday morn ing repeated the Soviet Communique expressing Russian displeasure "at German entry into Bulgaria. Newspapers prominently featured the communique, "The statement caused no surprise here, it was said. in view of the oft-expressed Soviet policy of peace aimed against extension "of war to the Balkans.
When Germany occupied Denmark and Norway the "E2vestia™ said In an editorial, it was on the grounds of war's own logic." and to frustrate Anglo-French attempts to make Seandinavia a "war base against Germany."
The case of Bulgaria was different, the newspaper indicated.
"AIL arguments about justice oF injustice of actions taken regarding small countries can only look naive when big imperialist Powers are waging a life and death struggle."
westia" sai 'Obviously, it can not be argued' now that Germany entered Bulgaria owing to Allied' threats there."—United Press.
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