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THIS MAP, showing the principal railways and the oil wells of Rumania, also indicates the delicate position that country holds to-day, though its independence has been guaranteed by Britain. Germany exercises pressure on the north; Russia is pressing a claim for Bessarabia; Hungary wants Transylvania; and Bulgaria wants Dobruja and its important port on the Black Sea. The dividing line in Poland is indicated. Russia is allowing the Germans to concentrate troops in the Przemysl-Lwow-Kolomea areas, and permitting them to control the railways between those towns

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 50, 7 June 1940, Page 4

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THIS MAP, showing the principal railways and the oil wells of Rumania, also indicates the delicate position that country holds to-day, though its independence has been guaranteed by Britain. Germany exercises pressure on the north; Russia is pressing a claim for Bessarabia; Hungary wants Transylvania; and Bulgaria wants Dobruja and its important port on the Black Sea. The dividing line in Poland is indicated. Russia is allowing the Germans to concentrate troops in the Przemysl-Lwow-Kolomea areas, and permitting them to control the railways between those towns New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 50, 7 June 1940, Page 4

THIS MAP, showing the principal railways and the oil wells of Rumania, also indicates the delicate position that country holds to-day, though its independence has been guaranteed by Britain. Germany exercises pressure on the north; Russia is pressing a claim for Bessarabia; Hungary wants Transylvania; and Bulgaria wants Dobruja and its important port on the Black Sea. The dividing line in Poland is indicated. Russia is allowing the Germans to concentrate troops in the Przemysl-Lwow-Kolomea areas, and permitting them to control the railways between those towns New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 50, 7 June 1940, Page 4

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