China: Sino-Japanese dispute; situation in Manchuria, Shanghai and Tientsin; British, US and Soviet attitudes to conflict; damage to British life and property; Chinese reply to Japanese ultimatum; effects of new regime in Manchuria; proposed formation of independent state in Manchuria; anti-Japanese feelings; number of women and children killed in Shanghai; demilitarised zones in treaty ports; pro-war demonstrations in Tokyo

  • Foreign Office Files for China, 1930-1937
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Title
China: Sino-Japanese dispute; situation in Manchuria, Shanghai and Tientsin; British, US and Soviet attitudes to conflict; damage to British life and property; Chinese reply to Japanese ultimatum; effects of new regime in Manchuria; proposed formation of independent state in Manchuria; anti-Japanese feelings; number of women and children killed in Shanghai; demilitarised zones in treaty ports; pro-war demonstrations in Tokyo
Reference
  • FO 371/16152
Date
1932
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