Crete Press Greets Move By Storm of Indignation Canea. Crete, May 2.
The news that a Quisling regime has been set up by the Germans in Athens is greeted with a storm of indignation in the Crete press. Profound regret is expressed that some Greeks have been found willing to play the Nazi's game.
"This government is quite out of touch with the feelings of the Greek people who fought so heroically against heavy odds, the newspapers declare. "By the wish of the entire ration, the Greek National Government is now gathered round King George of the Hellenes in Crete, and will continue the struggle to the end, it is emphasized.—Reuter.
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