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Which governments signed an agreement to push the Greek-Yugoslav confederation proposal forward?
Yugoslav and Greek governments-in-exile
Italian and German governments
Bulgarian and Romanian governments
Turkish and Albanian governments
Answer
The Yugoslav and Greek governments-in-exile signed an agreement to push the Greek-Yugoslav confederation proposal forward. However, the concept never materialized due to various factors, including opposition from within the governments and the Soviet Union.
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