The Archive · 1940

No Alternative Given

All night long the. King "and his councillors considered the Axis terms, and they appear to have had no' option but resign themselves to what dhe person described as "yet another gigantic Nazi treachery."

The possibility of German troops occupying Transylvania is not ruled out, as the Axis Powers are aware for the intense hostility which imte Hungarian occupation. might ouse.

The Rumanian public has been kept the dark about events on the Soviet frontier, apart from yesterday's official communique admitting the fevaeuation of civil institutions from that area. The latest reports from he? frontier state that all is calm again, and that Soviet troops which twere alleged to have fired on Ruian detachments had returned to taken from h the goodwill former positions—Reuter. re lich League Officials To Stay in Europe TNE EN Berne, Aug. 13. The -Petain Government today jnformed 3 American directernational Labour not desire French tin part of the gr cup of

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