BALKAN TURMOIL.
ACCITIIALIAN INI) N.Z- 0'.81.K ASSOCIATION. BULGAB CM? I STS. SOFIA, April 21. The Prime .Minister, M. Zankoff, in an interview, said the Third International, with which the Russian Government was co-operating, after unsuccessful attempts to liolslievi.se Western and Central Europe, bad concentrated its activities on the Balkans, especially Bulgaria, which it regarded as a most suitable base for further destructive operations, because it was disarmed and exhausted by wars. Having failed to foment a revolution, they bad organised individual murders, and planned the Cathedral outrage to destroy the ministers and notables with a view to spreading anarchy throughout the Balkans. The (iovernment was taking the strongest preventative measures.
BULGARIAN STUDENTS A RRESTED (Deceived this da" at. 19.25 n.m.') CONDON, April 22.
The Berlin correspondent of the “Times’’ states the police have arrested thirty-two Jflibrarian students who formed themselves into a. Club which is suspected of indirect complicity in the Sofia outrages. The students are stated to have entered Cermany without a passport and that they maintained relations with notorious Communists.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 April 1925, Page 3
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