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Guerilla virtues to the world. Some of y best friends and 
      the Honorable and gallant member for (*) Preston (Major Churchill) 
      is there with him or his forces now. I earnestly hope he may 
      prove to be the savior and the unifier of this country, and he 
        is undoubtedly at this time its undisputed leader.  
 
      Recently Bulgaria and Rumania have passed under the control of 
      the Soviet Military authorities and Russian-controlled armies 
      are in direct contact with Yugoslavia. As we feared that there 
      might be misunderstandings and contrary policies between us and 
      the Soviet Government about Yugoslavia, which can easily arise 
      when armies enter a country which is in great disorder, the Foreign 
      Secretary and I reached at Moscow an understanding with Marshall 
      Stalin by which our two countries pursue a joint policy in these 
      regions, after constant discussions. This agreement raised no 
      question of divisions of territory or spheres of interest after 
      the war. It arrived only at the avoidance, during these critical 
      days, of friction between the great Allies. In practice I exchanged 
      telegrams on behalf of His Majesty's Government personally with 
      Marshall Stalin about the difficulties which arise, and about 
      what is the best thing to do. We keep President Roosevelt