Munitions for the First Kuominchun: Millions for the General" revolution in the Nationalist fernment's territory is outlined. 'After urging the Chinese Com-finnnists to remain in the Kuomin-ang, the document urges that the Communist. Party in China' must strife to have the Kuomintang develop: into a real- people's party—into a solid revolutionary block of the proletariat, the peasantry, the petty town bourgeoisie and other Joppressed elements, who have entered into the decisive struggle against Imperialism and its agents."
Other documents, included draft telegrams from the Soviet Military] Attache in Peking to General Gallen, the Military Adviser to the Nationalist Government, and Comrade Borodin, which are considered—to prove conclusively that the office of} the Military Attache was used as jan agency between the Soviet and Canton Governments for the supply
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