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His males shot one policeman who fired at them as they had been taking up authorities buildings in accordance with the function allotted to them; however Velchev himself saved the lifetime of an Agrarian Minister (Nedelko Atanasov who instructed me the story himself) from the band of younger Macedonian terrorists organized secretly by Volkov (with out the consent of the others) and led by Ivan Mihailov. The Agrarians don’t maintain his participation on this coup in opposition to Velchev quite the opposite, they appear upon him as their protector from terror.

To the editor of The Every day Herald he reported. ‘In the previous few days I’ve talked with three pals who had been all Ministers beneath Stamboliisky and had been all arrested by Velchev’s males in Sofia in June 1923. At present they’re all Velchevists’.  From his diary it appears that evidently the ex-ministers involved had been, Omarchevski, Todorov and Atanasov.

Championship of Velchev and his concepts naturally made Swire a fierce critic of Velchev’s enemies, that’s of the reactionary proper typically and of the King particularly. Swire noticed Velchev because the ‘sufferer of response’, including that in 1934 Velchev had instructed him that ‘he feared that if such response occurred, it might result in revolt by the plenty, who will stand no additional oppression.’  Velchev’s contest with the King produced the idea amongst many observers that Velchev was a republican. This Swire was at pains to disclaim.

Velchev’s perspective in the direction of King Boris was merely that the King ought to reign however mustn’t govern since, beneath the Structure, he bore no accountability: and the proposed Modification to the Structure ran: “The Prime Minister shall be accountable to the King and to the Parliament for all of the acts of the Authorities”. Velchev was by no means a republican, however a frantic propaganda that he was republican contributed to his downfall.

Royal Commonplace

The constraints imposed upon the King had been meant merely, as Velchev stated on the time “to stop the Proper Reactionaries from elevating the Royal Commonplace in revolt in opposition to us.” In June 1934 Velchev had a protracted interview with the King and afterwards reported to the Cupboard that the King was with them and would help them.

In one other letter Swire wrote that ‘it can’t be too typically emphasised that Velchev is NOT a republican: however he wished to clip the King’s wings in order that he might do no extra hurt, both wittingly or unwittingly.’ And in the identical supply we learn a bit of earlier that not solely was Velchev not a republican however in actuality a defender, albeit maybe a reluctant one, of the monarchy:

One other mistake made in England is to again King Boris as a result of he drives railway engines and infrequently shakes fingers with peasants.