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Originally posted by Hrolf Hakonson
The Germany government sends it's congratulations to the new Prime Minister of Yugoslavia, and privately hopes that the top of the Balkan powder-keg can remain firmly closed.
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Originally posted by Marek Gutkowski
Poland's Foreign Ministry congratulate on mister Karasec on his appointment and wishes to continue its good relations with Yugoslavia.
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Originally posted by parador
Tran Phu Ko, the chinese Ambassador in Yugoslavia, sends the congratulations of the chinese government to the new Prime Minister of Yugoslavia.
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Originally posted by BruceDuncan
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Originally posted by Hrolf Hakonson
The Germany government sends it's congratulations to the new Prime Minister of Yugoslavia, and privately hopes that the top of the Balkan powder-keg can remain firmly closed.
Through diplomatic back-channels the Yugoslav government respectfully inquires whether the German Government would be willing to receive a permanent Yugoslav diplomatic mission in Berlin.
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Absolutely, if there wasn't one already. (I think there was, otherwise the German government might have had some difficulty approving the sales of various military hardware to Yugoslavia (bombers, submarines, artillery and half-track prime movers) that have occurred.)
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Originally posted by perdedor99
Bharati intelligence finds interesting the number of important politicians originally born in Croatia and Slovenia being named to Ministries. Slovenia and parts of Croatia are currently in WW under the rule of the Italian Republic.
On an official note the Bharati government sent their congratulations to the new Yugoslavian Government.
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Originally posted by Brockpaine
Chile's ambassador to Belgrade sends his congratulations.
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The Republic of Ireland's ambassador sends his congratulations.
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Tsar Boris sends a nice handwritten note, a bottle of wine, and a box of his famous hand-rolled cigars.
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Interesting ministers. I like Stojadinovic policy rundown from Wikipedia; Petar Stamboli, on the other hand, sounds like trouble.
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Originally posted by AdmKuznetsov
congratulates Prime Minister Karasec and looks forward to continued mutually beneficial Russian-Yugoslav relations.
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Originally posted by Hood
The Foreign Secretary Viscount Halifax sends a telegram from London congratulating Prime Minister Karasec on the formation of his new government and hopes of good diplomatic relations with Great Britain.
Argentine Foreign Affairs Minister Eduardo Smith also sends a telegram of congratualtions.
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Originally posted by TexanCowboy
The Latvia ambassador appears, in person, to convey his congragualations and hopes for a fine relation between Latvia and Yugoslavia. As a gift, he brings with him as a gift a bottle of the finest Latvian Schnapps.
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