The Archive · 1937

Japanese Fighting Moscow in China

Berlin View of Conflict in Shanghai and North Berlin, Aug. 25.

The Japanese contention that the struggle in the Far East is one against the dangers of Bolshevism is being given increasing publicity in the German press.

The Nazi organ, "Der Angriff," suggests that Moscow is contemplating becoming more than a mere onlooker in the Far East, Under the heading "Moscow's Shadow over China," the newspaper maintains that it would be the end of Moscow's plans of Bolshevizing the world if China joined the strong anti-Communist group.—Reuter.

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