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If the senior Regent of Yugoslavia, "Brother-in-law Paul" to the honeymooning Duchess of Kent, had hurried straight home from her wedding in London instead of dallying in Paris, the Yugoslav Government might not have made last week a monstrous blunder well calculated to set assassinated King Alexander revolving in his grave.
Yugoslavia had won wide sympathy with her claim before the League of Nations that King Alexander's killer was schooled and steeled for his work at the "murder farm" for Croat terrorists...
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