The Archive · 1941

Press Attitude Explained

The attitude of the Bulgarian press is stated to be merely a logical cut-come of that adopted by the Russian press end radio. The Note further protests against the assertion that recent changes, in Bulgarian penal regulations indicate preparation for an attack on Russia. measures, it is stated, are "purely defensive and Precautionary," and the question is a purely internal one.

ly, the Note declares that Russia is misinformed. Otherwise. Russia, it is declared. would "have no tion ming, of intentions." Reuter. T gu aggressive

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