Miha Krek

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2019 Imagined Geographies of Central and Eastern Europe: The Concept of Intermarium
All three (Gafencu, Krek and Macek who were all leaders of the Intermarium) would become Western intelligence assets after the Second World War.
Much of the CEFC's activity centred around its Rome office, which started to publish the Intermarium Bulletin. According to a declassified U.S. Central Intelligence Group document from 1946, the president of the CEFC Rome branch was Miha Krek.
Slovene People's Party in Exile
Slovenian Welfare Society
Slovenian National Council Abroad
The original members, according to Gowen, were anti-German, anti-Habsburg elites who also opposed socialism and communism...Gowen named three prominent prewar Intermarium leaders:
The Slovenian Welfare Society is mentioned in a CIA document from 1948 called "Organizations for the Assistance of Refugees in Italy" that lists several of the now-infamous "ratlines," such as the one set up by the Croatian priest Krunoslav Draganovic, ...