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The Chinese and the Chinese Eastern
Moy, Ernest K. | August 7, 1929 issue

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This article focuses on the strained relations between China and Soviet Union. The present strained relations between China and Soviet Union, entailing ruptured diplomatic intercourse, rumors of impending war, reported outbreak of hostilities, and the efforts of neutral governments to preserve peace was the raid which the Chinese authorities conducted on the premises of the Soviet Consulate in Harbin on May 27, 1929. About forty Russians were arrested as a result of the search which, the Chinese Government declared, netted documents showing, among other things, including Soviet officials of the Chinese Eastern Railway.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; NATIONAL security; PUBLIC officers; WAR; CHINA; SOVIET Union
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