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The Propaganda War in China
Karakhan, L. M. | August 11, 1926 issue

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This article presents information on the letter addressed to the Chinese Acting Foreign Minister, the Soviet Ambassador to China, L.M. Karakhan, denied a report that Soviet troops were being dispatched to Kalgan. The minister was in receipt of the letter of June 11th, which draws his attention to the report in the newspapers to the effect that 8,000 troops of the Soviet Union which have been dispatched to Kalgan apparently to assist the Kuominchun.

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FOREIGN ministers; LETTERS; CHINA -- Foreign relations; SOVIET Union -- Foreign relations; CHINA; SOVIET Union
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