STATUS OF HUNGARY
LONDON, April 21. Russia regards Hungary as au indepoudent nation and will not iuterfere in her internal all'airs in any way, sajs the Daily Telegrapli 's Vienna corres pondent, when reporting the gist oi Marshal Stalin's discussions with the Ilungarian Prime Minister, M. Nagy. This assurance was given when M. Nagy complained of Russian iutcrfcrcnce iu purely Huugarian matters. Marshal Staliu also agreed to reduce the Russian oceupation forces iu Hungary, but declared it was at preseut impossible to make a large-scale reductiou. The correspoudent says that it remaius to be seeu liow ISIarshal fetaliu s assurance is interpreted by tlie local Russian authorities in Hungary, where political coinniissars at present working with the Red Army in Hungary liave eonsiderable infiuence on local affairg.
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Chronicle (Levin), 23 April 1946, Page 3
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