SOVIET BLAMED.
ANARCHY IN BULGARIA. PREMIER'S DECLARATION. {by cABLE—rr.ESS association—comuonT.) (Sydney "Sex" Seevicz.) (.Received April 22nd, 0.0 p.m.) April 21. The Prime- Minister, 31. Tzancotf, interviewed, said that the Third International, with which the Russian Government is co-operating, after unsuccessful attempts to win Western ami Central Europe to Bolshevism, concentrated its activities on the. Balkans, especially Bulgaria, which tho Communists regarded as the most suitable base lor further destructive operations because it was disarmed and exhausted bv wars. Having: failed to foment a revolution, the Bolsheviks organised individual murders unci planned the cathedral outrage in order to destroy Ministers and notables. In view of the sprerd of anarchy throughout the Balkans, t-lio Government was taking the strongest preventive measures. The polico last night discovered the hiding piece of Yankoff, ono of tiie Communist chiefs. When summoned to surrender, Yankoff fired and threw bombs. Tho police then fired a fusillade, killing Yankoff.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18364, 23 April 1925, Page 9
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151SOVIET BLAMED. Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18364, 23 April 1925, Page 9
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