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DEGL ASSIFIED
B.O. 11652 Sec 3(E) and 5(D) or (in)
TOP SECRET
Dept. of State letter Aug. 10, 1972
-4-
BINLI
Date)
23.75
In Venezia Giulia, "unfriendly relations exist between
British and Partisan troops"; the Partisans are determined
not to move without fighting while Allied troops are con-
temptuous of the Partisans and resent their control. Among
all ranks there is a widespread urge to get the question
settled, but Trieste remains fairly calm and fewer Partisans
are in evidence. But the Partisan stand on the evacuation
of Trieste is still firm; they are "determined not to move
without fighting". Elsewhere in Venezia Giulia the Yugo-
slavs are hastening to spread their civil administration
in the hopes SAC will retain it if AMG is installed. The
food situation remains acute and will not improve until
the Allies have complete charge of distribution. In Fiume
Tito's troops executed all but one member of the Italian
CLN early in May, have deported most intellectuals and
professional peoples and replaced them with Yugoslavs and
arrested some 2,000 Italians.
Month
ARCHIVES
Acting Secretary
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