Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1954 |
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... Manchukuo to Chinese leaders and without permission of the Kwantung army . Itagaki came to solve the internal Japanese military problems and will return soon to Manchuria . He confirms reports of jealousy of the Japanese North China ...
... Manchukuo to Chinese leaders and without permission of the Kwantung army . Itagaki came to solve the internal Japanese military problems and will return soon to Manchuria . He confirms reports of jealousy of the Japanese North China ...
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... Manchukuo " . These activities on the part of Itagaki and Ohashi may possibly be the Kwantung Army's reaction to this alleged suggestion of a non - aggression pact , but they confirm my belief that the Japanese military are not going to ...
... Manchukuo " . These activities on the part of Itagaki and Ohashi may possibly be the Kwantung Army's reaction to this alleged suggestion of a non - aggression pact , but they confirm my belief that the Japanese military are not going to ...
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... Manchukuo through Outer Mon- golia , an opinion which the informant does not hold , and that there- fore the Japanese military are now more interested in Chahar and Suiyuan than in other parts of North China . He said that Doihara will ...
... Manchukuo through Outer Mon- golia , an opinion which the informant does not hold , and that there- fore the Japanese military are now more interested in Chahar and Suiyuan than in other parts of North China . He said that Doihara will ...
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... Manchukuo ' , a spokesman of the Waichiaopu stated as follows : ' By the three principles Mr. Hirota must have meant those three points which he put forward to General Chiang Tso Pin , then Chinese Ambassador to Tokyo , in September ...
... Manchukuo ' , a spokesman of the Waichiaopu stated as follows : ' By the three principles Mr. Hirota must have meant those three points which he put forward to General Chiang Tso Pin , then Chinese Ambassador to Tokyo , in September ...
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... Manchukuo " and Outer Mongolian forces have occurred on January 8 , 14 , 15 , 16 , and 17 at various places in the frontier region . On the last named date it is alleged that a group of more than 100 Mongols was involved ; on January 15 ...
... Manchukuo " and Outer Mongolian forces have occurred on January 8 , 14 , 15 , 16 , and 17 at various places in the frontier region . On the last named date it is alleged that a group of more than 100 Mongols was involved ; on January 15 ...
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