Secrets of the Balkans . Detention Camp for ArsTRO-HrNOARiAN War Prisoners AT GramADA. Austro-Hungarian War PrisonersTransported in Railroad Cars in vSerbia LAST DAYS OF QUEEN ELISABETH 75 The police objected to the presence of Mr. Klepal,and ordered him to leave Bulgaria. I made an appoint-ment with the Prime Minister, and together with ourmilitary attache and Consul Murphy, was received byhim at ten oclock that morning. After the customary preliminaries, I requested pro-tection for Mr. Klepal. It appeared the objection tohim was based on the fact that at one time he hadworked in a hospital i
Secrets of the Balkans . Detention Camp for ArsTRO-HrNOARiAN War Prisoners AT GramADA. Austro-Hungarian War PrisonersTransported in Railroad Cars in vSerbia LAST DAYS OF QUEEN ELISABETH 75 The police objected to the presence of Mr. Klepal,and ordered him to leave Bulgaria. I made an appoint-ment with the Prime Minister, and together with ourmilitary attache and Consul Murphy, was received byhim at ten oclock that morning. After the customary preliminaries, I requested pro-tection for Mr. Klepal. It appeared the objection tohim was based on the fact that at one time he hadworked in a hospital in Serbia under Lady Paget. Atthe suggestion of Mr. Radoslavoff, I appointed as an attache, and the secret police were notifiedof his standing, but nevertheless they insisted on deport-ing him. I then informed the Prime Minister that ifthis was carried out I would also leave Bulgaria imme-diately. It was apparent from the telephoning, thatthe Foreign Office and the secret police were not workingin harmony, and also that the latter v/ere superior andwere the deciding power.
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