China: Sino-Japanese dispute; situation in Shanghai; Japanese recognition of Manchukuo; League of Nations Commission report; situation in Shanhaikuan, Jehol and Peking-Tientsin area; withdrawal of British troops from Shanghai; attack on train by brigands near Wuchiatzu; negotiations for ceasefire in Shanghai; activities of anti-Manchukuo volunteers; illegal activities of Japanese naval authorities; foreign attitudes to dispute; alleged crossing of Manchurian frontier by Soviet troops

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China: Sino-Japanese dispute; situation in Shanghai; Japanese recognition of Manchukuo; League of Nations Commission report; situation in Shanhaikuan, Jehol and Peking-Tientsin area; withdrawal of British troops from Shanghai; attack on train by brigands near Wuchiatzu; negotiations for ceasefire in Shanghai; activities of anti-Manchukuo volunteers; illegal activities of Japanese naval authorities; foreign attitudes to dispute; alleged crossing of Manchurian frontier by Soviet troops
Reference
  • FO 371/16177
Date
1932
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