Word: royalistic
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...only four years since Hitler had ordered Rumania to disgorge her World War I gains-north Transylvania to the Magyars, south Dobruja to the Bulgars. Now in the Kremlin the Royalist-Communist delegates of young King Mihai studied armistice terms, begged humbly at the Russian table for territorial crumbs...
...Winston Churchill, angered by the exclusion of royalist Marshal Pietro Badoglio (TIME, June 26), was astounded and chagrined by the behavior of General Sir Harold R. L. G. Alexander, Allied commander in Italy. General Alexander not only accepted Bonomi, but put up practically no fight to keep Mr. Churchill's favorite, Badoglio, in the new Government...
...Communist Party, led by shrewd, Comintern-trained Minister of State Palmiro Togliatti. Three months ago Moscow had taken the United Nations lead in recognizing the Badoglio Government. Then Togliatti had taken the lead in busting the Italian anti-Fascist front; he led liberals and leftists into the royalist Badoglio Government. In the Bonomi coup, Togliatti had shrewdly trimmed sails with the wind, cruised with the majority against the Marshal. This week, after raising a feckless fuss, Britain (and the U.S.) had to approve the Bonomi Government anyhow. Now the Communists, Italian and Russian, leaned back and laughed while Italian resentment...
...went Marshal Pietro Badoglio, the old royalist who had held on through thick & thin until he reached Rome. In as Premier, Minister of War and Minister of Interior went white-haired Ivanoe Bonomi. His Cabinet, carefully balanced between North & South, included representatives of all six parties, four leaders of the Roman underground...
...smuggled pamphlets and haranguing junior officers, the men grew angry over the reluctance of their Cabinet In Exile to form a national Government with representatives from the fighting factions in Greece. Last April they sent a truculent delegation to Cairo with a demand for political action. The royalist Greek Cabinet, with British support, remained unmoved...