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A Chinese Protest
Hwang Fu | June 20, 1928 issue

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The article presents a translation of the protest sent to the Japanese Government after the Tsinan affair which has recently been received from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nationalist Government of China. The dispatch of troops to Shantung by Japan violates China's territorial sovereignty. The Nationalist Government has twice protested against this action and also declared that should unfortunate consequences result therefrom the Japanese Government would have to bear the responsibility.

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INTERNATIONAL law; DIPLOMATIC protests; JAPAN -- Foreign relations -- 1912-1945; CHINA -- Foreign relations -- 1912-1949; JAPAN; CHINA
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