D ’ANNUNZIO.
STORY OF THE ZARA OCCUPAA ~‘ TION. . w LONDON, NOV. 18. The .det!aJile<l Estory regarding the occupation of Zara shows that D’Annunzio took from Fiume- 1000 soldiers. There were four destroyers outside Fiumc. A blockading destroyer c-ha.l--ilengéd, but , when. D’Annullzior an‘znourieed himself by megaphone the blockade allowed him ‘to ‘pass and cheered him. Zara feted the expedition. The "local commander, Vice-Ad-miral Nillo, at first asked D’Annunzio to re-embark, then joined the rebels andiembraced D.’Aununzio, and presented him to the crowd as the first Italian Governor of Dalmatia. _ ' _ROME, Nov. 18. D’Annunzio found the naval blockade of Zara relaxed. The garrison obeyed D’Anllunzio«’s order to retire. D’Ahlnunzio, in o. procl'a.m.a.tion to all Italian towns of the Adriati-3, promises the same deliverance a_s Fiume.
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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3344, 24 November 1919, Page 6
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123D’ANNUNZIO. Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3344, 24 November 1919, Page 6
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