BULGARIA: Bulgaria
Bulgarian irregulars, opposing the Government of which Stambolisky is Premier, attacked the Yugo-Slavian troops along the Serbian frontier. Two hundred and seventy Bulgarians were killed and a large number of prisoners were taken by the Serbs.
The Irregulars or " Comitadiji" are opposed to the terms of the Treaty of Neuilly, in which Bulgaria formally recognized her war indemnity and other obligations. The Comitadiji are a powerful organization receiving spasmodic support from Premier Stambolisky's political opponents.
Yugo-Slavia, of course, protested to the League of Nations against the acts of aggression by the Bulgarian outlaw bands.
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