Secrets of the Balkans . published in the press indicate thatit has been decided in the most pro-Entente circles,that the question of Banat can only be settled after aclose investigation, and after the removal of the Serbiansfrom that country. According to our instructions, wehave formulated our reservations regarding the occu-pation of the disputed territory, in stating that thisoccupation cannot prejudice the destiny of this territory. The Roumanian government has stated that, out ofrespect for the Entente, they did not occupy exclusivelyRoumanian districts in Transylvania, nor in Dobrudjawh
Secrets of the Balkans . published in the press indicate thatit has been decided in the most pro-Entente circles,that the question of Banat can only be settled after aclose investigation, and after the removal of the Serbiansfrom that country. According to our instructions, wehave formulated our reservations regarding the occu-pation of the disputed territory, in stating that thisoccupation cannot prejudice the destiny of this territory. The Roumanian government has stated that, out ofrespect for the Entente, they did not occupy exclusivelyRoumanian districts in Transylvania, nor in Dobrudjawhich is part of the former national territory. TheMinister of Foreign Affairs admits that it would havebeen better to have delayed the decree of law regardingthe union of Transylvania until the decision of theConference, but the present state of misery of the coun-try is such that national satisfactions are the only onesthey can grant, and this is the best means of keepingthe country free from Bolshevism. We must realize. King and Queen of Roumania, with Oexerals andMinisters, in Transylvania
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