English Translation

With the beginning of the German military operations against Yugoslavia and Greece, the Slovak exchange of goods with the Balkan countries experienced a strong restriction against a complete standstill. The disintegration of the Yugoslav state, which in its wake had the establishment of independent Croatia, will naturally mean that Slovakia will hardly be able to expect a regulated exchange with these areas, at least for a temporary period, with the pores now frozen in relation to South Slavia of around 25 million Ks. In view of the relatively low level of trade with Greece, this country's current failure as a supplier and customer is less likely to be a problem. e private-compensation business with Bulgaria is also likely to suffer a certain degree of constraint. In the first and only the