In a manifesto to the Powers the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to accuse the Russia of abusing their power by pro-ida, of organizing associations, and ends on this peaceful note:
However, China shall devote iteolt to. the prewrvation of world peace, doing well aware that world peace rmestly desired. by "the. National Government nnd. the" entire Chin chi Referring to Russia's constant demand for a Conference, the Note the (Kellogg) Anti-War Pact, only ined" with Soviet flagrantly Fight of telt-proteeti lity of destroying the world shall ost with, Bot Chine.
"The Chines Government and the earnestly hope that the Telenaly. Governmenta and wilt take cognizance of of' the various subversive plots. for ial Governnient's exposure {internal uprisings in China ae well a Sinister scheme of the. Soviet Government. for the destruction of ones a teenporn Ind of dre aroment fron
thee aa eet ion rejecting thereby the 1 con NOUR NE Scent MSE
"Beetding proparenda the Mur sunetvew al Feponaity spon the Chinese who "possess on their tcrtory moire cane to revert soa tap auch scvty acta talento sing the Coen anters Rates Having reached the conclusion that there can be no amicable settlement, the U.S.S.R. concludes:— isvlar "and. commercial represent"
To recall all Soviet diplomatic, from the territory of China, Nanking," Liaoning for important centres in" China) ization of a secret army Durposes with a view of the Chinese Eas Government alo Sbunieation between Russia and. China uniceion between the feo cauntties the Government of the Soviet Union Bee'whieh the I responsibility"
The, Changchun Conference Tt vas in this atmosphere that the Changehun Conference toot. Place. What happened there has not been published but T have been most reliably informed. by three Chinese sources. of unquestioned Integrity that General Chang Tso.
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