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International Relations Section: Jugoslavia
Gedye, G. E. R. | March 27, 1929 issue

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It will be interesting to see how two diametrically opposed attempts to solve very similar problems succeed in Rumania and Jugoslavia. Maniu, son of the "new" provinces, has overthrown the corrupt "veiled dictatorship" of the Liberals in the former country and, with a democratic mandate, is seeking in the name of "Westernism" to rebuild the state. The Croats, in Jugoslavia, complained also of an unacknowledged dictatorship of the most "Oriental" elements of the state, of "made" elections, of a corrupt and inefficient political civil service.

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DICTATORSHIP; DEMOCRACY; CIVIL service; NATIONAL service; YUGOSLAVIA; ROMANIA
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