BULGARIA-ARMISTICE-OCT. 28 , 1944 1499 in accordance with the pre-condition accepted by the Government of Bulgaria on October 11; the Bulgarian authorities must immedi- ately take steps to withdraw from Greek and Yugoslav territory Bulgarians who were citizens of Bulgaria on January 1, 1941, and to repeal all legislative and administrative provisions relating to the annexation or incorporation in Bulgaria of Greek or Yugoslav territory. 3. The Government of Bulgaria will afford to Soviet and other foroverBufa Allied forces freedom of movement over Bulgarian territory in any te rr'tory. direction, if in the opinion of the Allied (Soviet) High Command the military situation so requires, the Government of Bulgaria giving to such movements every assistance with its own means of com- munication, and at its own expense, by land, water and in the air. 4. The Government of Bulgaria will immediately release all Allied prisoners of war and prisoners of war and internees. Pending further instructions the mterees. Government of Bulgaria will at its own expense provide all Allied prisoners of war and internees, displaced persons and refugees, including nationals of Greece and Yugoslavia, with adequate food, clothing, medical services and sanitary and hygienic requirements, and also with means of transportation for the return of any such persons to their own country. 5. The Government of Bulgaria will immediately release, regardless deted persons. of citizenship or nationality, all persons held in detention in Bulgaria in connection with their activities in favor of the United Nations, or because of their sympathies with the United Nations' cause or for racial or religious reasons, and will repeal all discriminatory legisla- tion and disabilities arising therefrom. 6. The Government of Bulgaria will cooperate in the apprehension warreCrSea os and trial of persons accused of war crimes. 7. The Government of Bulgaria undertakes to dissolve immediately cisDSlitrionu . fa all pro-Hitler or other Fascist political, military, para-illilit:try and other organizations on Bulgarian territory conducting propaganda hostile to the United Nations, and not to tolerate the existence of such organizations in future. 8. The publication, introduction and distribution in Bulgaria of Public tl onsetc. periodical or non-periodical literature, the presentation of theatrical performances or films, the operation of wireless stations, post, tele- graph and telephone services will take place in agreement with the Allied (Soviet) High Command. 9. The Government of Bulgaria will restore all property of the erty;Sreparation. United Nations and their nationals, including Greek and Yugoslav property, and will make such reparation for loss and damage caused by the war to the United Nations, including Greece and Yugoslavia, as may be determined later. 10. The Government of Bulgaria will restore all rights and interests aPRdntastsooighss of the United Nations and their nationals in Bulgaria. 11. The Government of Bulgaria undertakes to return to the Soviet valabile, etc. Union, to Greece and Yugoslavia, and to the other United Nations by 58 STAT.]
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