Titlebook: British Policy in South East Europe in the Second World War; Elisabeth Barker Book 1976 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Albania, 1939–41: the Revolt That Never Happenedreece from Albania in 1940. Yugoslavia’s attitude was less of a problem; already possessing a large unruly Albanian minority, it was much less eager to acquire Albanian territory than the Greeks were.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35505-0 open to the Western Allies. In March Weygand was again complaining that the Allies had adopted the wrong strategy in not ‘carrying the war to the Balkans’; the Foreign Office commented: ‘but with what?.

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Britain, Russia and South-East Europe, 1941–5ayed an increasingly open part, influencing their political relations and military policies. But although there were minor local clashes, a major open clash over South-East Europe was avoided until the war against Hitler was won.

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Rumania, 1939–41: Maniu or Nothing?s at least in part manipulated by the Germans. Its members ranged from idealistic young men, including former Communists, to thugs and sadists. Carol had tried hard but vainly to suppress it, earning its undying hatred through the killing of its idolised leader, Corneliu Codreanu. Codreanu’s father and a group around him were set on vengeance.