China: Contact with Chiang Kai-shek; British influence in China and Japanese fears; effect of Sino-Japanese dispute on Sino-British treaties; economic conditions in China and government policy; proposed nine-power conference; alleged failure British cooperation with United States in 1932 over Sino-Japanese dispute; Norman Angell article; anti-British propaganda in Manila; American opinion of British attitude to Manchurian crisis; Chinese law on weights and measures and amendment order

  • Foreign Office Files for China, 1930-1937
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Title
China: Contact with Chiang Kai-shek; British influence in China and Japanese fears; effect of Sino-Japanese dispute on Sino-British treaties; economic conditions in China and government policy; proposed nine-power conference; alleged failure British cooperation with United States in 1932 over Sino-Japanese dispute; Norman Angell article; anti-British propaganda in Manila; American opinion of British attitude to Manchurian crisis; Chinese law on weights and measures and amendment order
Reference
  • FO 371/21002
Date
1937
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