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Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union A Compilation From the Bahá'í Writings, #25
Compiled by the Research Department of the Universal House of Justice
The German friends have been greatly suffering as a result [of national fanaticism], during the last two years, and their activities have been largely hampered. The countries where the people are relatively more sympathetic to the Teachings are Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Romania. You should do your best, and in case you find it feasible, to extend your stay in the Balkans and try to establish some new centres there. . . (5 October 1933 to an individual believer)
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