The Commander-in-chief "¢ontinues "The Soviet Government sent first an ultimatum to China and then made many unreasonable demands in its second note, Its rogant attitude towards our Gov. ernment and its rights cannot ignored otherwise how can, we ever hope to abrogate the unequal treaties and in back our ploper place in the family of nations. The Central Government is determined that we will not be humiliated. While we have no imperialist designs and do not desire war with Russia, we must defend our rights. Unless' we unite in the fight again: Red Imperialism, our country' and authorities and when France" d manded the recall of the Soviet Anbassador in Paris, the Soviet Government—never ' dared to retaliate against such high-handed ves, The Soviet Govern however, has sent an um to China thinking that China will be unable to defend itself, In this, the Soviet Govern-rent is mistaken, "Let all my comrades unite and resist the Russian Imperialism to the end and accomplish the final alate of our revolutionary niovee ment, which is the abolition of unequal treaties,
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