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The Serbo-Croat Dispute
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish | July 15, 1925 issue

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The Jugoslav political situation reached an important turning-point on March 27, 1925, with the formal declaration of policy in the Skupshtina at Belgrade by Paul Radich, nephew of Stephen Radich, leader of the Croat Peasant Party. It represents a volte-face on many important points. As a result, Parliament voted approval of the mandates of the Radich deputies who had been elected for the first time; the mandates of Radich and his four associates awaiting trial on specific charges of treason were definitely annulled; and the mandates of the balance were left for examination by a commission of inquiry, which on June 22 voted to seat the entire last named group of deputies.

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YUGOSLAVIA -- Politics & government; RADICH, Paul; GOVERNMENT policy; MANDATES; ACTIONS & defenses; YUGOSLAVIA
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