ALBANIAN CRISIS
IL DUCE S ULTIMATUM REJECTED (t T rjt-ed rre»» Associatiiin—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) ■ BEL GRADE, August 26. A crisis has arisen in Albania, in consequence of King Zog rejecting four leading clauses in a seven-point ultimatum from Signor Mussolini, demanding the dismissal of certain Albanian high, officials, who are not of Italian origin, ami also'the rerrioval of Sir Jocelyn Percival and other English officers ivho‘ are; 'commanding the • police and their replacement by Italian police. Sigijor Muosolini also asks for the re-opening of the Catholic schools ▼ in .Albania. Tt is asserted that the ultimatum repre*entg the ’big<?csc • threat any Balkan State received since the Austrnin ultima mm to Serbia, 5 which precipitateu the great war. " ; King Zog is facing the alternatives of a. revolution due t.o Albanian dissatisfaction over Italian dominance, ,-,r the loss of the large Italian subsidies and dues.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 August 1933, Page 5
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142ALBANIAN CRISIS Hokitika Guardian, 28 August 1933, Page 5
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