Undeterred bythe rotated inion the Nate ong canted "tron nay canerment Kongorale SfSae Settee a tercement, "Ox oetncen epg spon rin ct a tater, Het cernes concent net miglio to's oral edna Mee Drones by yoy Rane iti os Todt got, the fal eldenent the Nit perpoel iota oat othe vin gama eared eoanequently ea' etd simleanocty St hoftnt ment at tong Seta mn Mate Cram wertuttot® Ser Gat, Sorermcnt'ctyg Ta Geman tie proved jane sence adopted was revised to.inelude pro-potent "27 Steatty unate sareaan to nad ahempeemlary sation and eceane aod Srniton on the eats See alway in aaa a for the settlement of outstanding: questions and the provisional Statement of ead Hence the mutual exchange of prisoners: tthe alee 28 mae evento cogent ery Berra mate of" acme The Soviet the Aggressors On the other hand, the Soviet Government formally rejected the German suggestion for the exchange of prisoners on the pretext. that China had no intention to respect its tweaty obligations, In addition the German ambassador in Moscow was given to understand that 10 Soviet national would be permitted to negotiate with the National Government, nor would "mediation by any third party be accepted, viles the demands contained in Mr, 8 first "communi ion were first complied with, Since the National Government is unable to persuade the Soviet Government to come to an-amicable settlement, it is constrained to ite the attention of the world the numerous acts of aggression perpetrated by the Soviet. Gover ment within Chines war and the aggressions wore. per-rated while "responsible spoken men on both sides were consulting a third party and striving to each contrary reports fabricated by the Soviet propagandists, no Chinese soldier or aeroplane or war vessel has crossed the frontier or invaded Soviet territory. On the. other liliand, it was the Soviet side that commenced the offensive, while the hostilities always recurred: within Chinese territory. If any Chinese sun had been fired, it was-fired in self-protection, If the. invader could not be dissuaded from erotsinto Chinese territory, the attacks were at least repelled effectively.
The National Goverament must therefore hold the Soviet -Government responsible for all losses. and damage caused to Chinese life ani property. And if a state of war Should eventuate from the Soviet Government's izcossant provoca-ions, the responsibility for violate ing the peace of the Far East-mus? be borne by the Soviet Government, Chinese Expect Action by Russi Chinese circles, the statement un the Sino-Soviet crisis is generally
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