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...Bulgaria, currently so much in the international spotlight, Russian officers, Bulgarian government officials, national party chiefs, and newspaper editors are getting their copies of TIME almost every week-flown in for special distribution by the U.S. Mission in Sofia. The demand far exceeds the supply, which is held down by lack of plane space and the bad flying conditions notorious in the Balkans...
...Bulgaria, the Fatherland Front of Premier Kimon Georgieff was being openly opposed by Agrarians, Social Democrats, plain Democrats, so-called Radicals...
...Opposition to Communism and to the occupying Red armies, and it was rising in the countries where any opposition was a miracle. The might of the Red armies, the vigor and vigilance of the Communist parties had not been enough to prevent this phenomenon in Hungary, Austria, Rumania, Bulgaria, Poland, Yugoslavia...
...Communist newspaper Rabotnichesko Delo (Workers' Activity), reflecting the attitude of the Fatherland Front Government, predicted: "We are convinced that Ethridge's mission will facilitate and expedite the conclusion of a just peace treaty with Bulgaria...
Molotov would not concede any lack of "democracy" in Bulgaria and Rumania. Instead he pointed to the Damaskinos regime in Greece (see FOREIGN NEWS) as "undemocratic." As a result, Greece's voice was not heard directly on the Italian or Bulgarian treaties, though both countries had attacked her. Britain spoke for Greece, which had become more important to her than ever since the expansion of Russian influence in the Balkans and the new Russian claims in Africa...