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Closer Bulgarian-Greek ties

Workers Press no. 328, 15 December 1970 · scan page 2

Topics: Spain, Portugal and Greece, Eastern Europe

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Title, by-line and extent checked against the scan: front page col. 2, foot; it had been welded line by line into the editorial beside it. Re-read by machine OCR on the column alone and corrected against the scan, 20 October 2026. The text is still machine-read, in the order the machine read the columns; for anything you quote, read the scan.

THE Bulgarian news agency BTA reports the visit to Sofia last week of Konstantin Tranos, an official from the Greek Foreign Ministry.

BTA paid tribute to 'the favourable state of Bulgarian-Greek relations', which the talks stressed, showed 'possibilities for still greater development'.

The talks also covered 'all-Balkan co-operation and European security'.

The anti-communist military regime in Athens has obviously been allotted a key role in both projects by the Stalinist bureaucracy.

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