The Archive · 1930

Korean Revolutionaries

Th expected outbursts of Korean evolutionists with Chinese. Communists on the anniversary of the annexation of Korea in Manchuria different points in which Harbi was said to be included, did not take place, All that happened here was that on the eve before the Japanese Gendarmerie attached to the Consulate raided. one or two houses occupied by Korean suspects and seized some literature and arms, arresting a few persons at the same time, It is doubtful, though there many tens of ' thousands: of in Manchuria, whether there is actually a strong revolutionary movement on their part, with the exception of propagandists who reside in some of the larger towns. Tt must.be remembered that most. of the Korean settlers reside in the. country and are ti. of the soil and. husband: men, and that for the principal part they have been sent'into Manchuria by the Japanese themselves and cause much more trouble: to the Chinese authorities than to the Japanese, as they all. claim extraterritoriality. Then. again there are many provocatory acts by Koreans which actually have been inspired by the Japanese, and w too give the Chinese a good. deal of trouble. As to. the actual number of Korean revolutionaries: who find an asylum in Manchuria, the Sguces and. particulars are much. better Known to the Japanese themselves, who have a wonderful espionage system, than to the Chinese, Most Chinese officials. are not ooking for trouble, in fact do. their best to prevent it, as it causes, them worry and often monetary. losses, Tk must be bore in mind.tha Manchuria is not like the, zest of. Chia.

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