Moscow, Sept. 27.
'A request that the Soviet take such measures "as would assist in bring-Ing about a speedy cessation of such uncultured and inhuman actions" is contained in a Note sent by the Chinese Embassy on September 25 to the People's Commissariat of Foreign Affairs drawing altenticn to jthe aerial bombardment of "peaceful population, refugees, Red Cross detachments and cultural institutions by the Japanese aggressor."
The Japanese, "in violation of international law and morals" the Note points out, "are deliberately striving to put "into practice the barbarian doctrine of a. totalitarian war." They are waging war against Chinese culture, the—document declares, and are' demolishing whole Blocks " inhabited by peaceful workers.
The Japanese, the Note adds, have even demanded the evacuation of foreign Embasbies and Legations in Nanking to carry out their aim of completely demolishing the capital. Reuter.
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