The Archive · 1936

Chinese Minister to Mexico

Dr. Tang Shao-hua Receives Appointment The Executive Yuan in Nanking have appointed Dr. Tang. Shay-hua, Counsellor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Mexico. Dr. Tang is a scholar and an exporienced student of diplomacy and international law. He graduated from the University of Shanghai in 1922 and received his degrees of M. A. and Ph. D. in Political Science and international Law from the University of Chicago. He continued his studies in International Law and Diplon Georgetown School of Foreign Service and Congressional Litrary, Washington, D.C., and has published. many articles onthe two subjects in. numerous magazines,"

After returning to Chine, Dr, Tan taught us assistant "professor Lingnan University, as lecturer International law at the University of Shanghai, and later as professor of international law and relations in the National Central University, Nanking. In 1029, Dr, Ton was appointed senior "member of the Treaty Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was promoted acting Counsellor of the Ministry, later seitier Soerctary, and then Counsellor of the Ministry.

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