Butterworth recalls Far East diplomacy from London to Madrid
Former diplomat Butterworth details his career from the 1930s in Singapore and London to Madrid and Nanking. He discusses wartime barter deals, the wolfram program, refugee camps, and his role as a listening post in Madrid. He notes policy decisions rest with Acheson and President Truman and declines to discuss future moves.
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Tired feet warning tips from Isobel Johns
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Yugoslav Generals Stranded in German Refugee Camp
Geneva reports 34 Yugoslav generals from the 1941 campaign are in a German refugee camp with 174000 others labeled hard core cases for resettlement. They refuse to return to Tito’s Yugoslavia, age 63 on average, awaiting help and occasional English lessons at Schloss Varlar near Muenster while many seek employment.
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Yugoslav Officers Seek War Wage Arrears from Germany
General Zivkovic and other POWs, former Yugoslav officers at Schloss Varl, describe as commanding officer and report unpaid wages from Sept 1944 to April 1945. They say most have little cash, though some hold 1000 marks in German banks, and claim failed efforts to find work five years after liberation.
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Yugoslav Displaced Soldiers Seek Aid as IRO Winds Down
Lt General Milan Plesnicar and three senior generals face uncertain fates in Germany. Jovan Antic 63 Vojislav Nikolaevic 73 oldest officer. Kingsley appeals to governments and agencies to rescue these displaced Yugoslav veterans before IRO closes its books.
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