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China, Japan, and Manchuria
Obata, Shigeyoshi | January 2, 1929 issue

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A series of three articles by Thomas F. Millard has appeared in recent issues of The Nation dealing with China and Japan with special reference to Manchuria. Mr. Millard descries a certain political project in Japan's recent moves, and charges her on the one hand with the murder of Chang Tso-lin in the North and on the other hand with persistent hostility toward the Nationalists in the South. He informs that Manchuria and Shantung are under the armed occupation of Japan, and sixty million Chinese are about to pass under her rule; he warns the world that it may yet see another great war, staged by Japan, and engulfing all the nations bordering on the Pacific.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; ARMED Forces; WAR; MANCHURIA (China); CHINA; JAPAN
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