Rome, Mar. 22
The danger of an invasion of Outer Mongolia by the armies of Japan and Manchoukuo is not an imaginary danger which Moscow has invented to serve the aims of the /Soviet Union's home or international policy," the "Affair Osten," an Italian, review, stated to-day. "Japan," said, "has shown clearly during the past four years that the action of her military policy has suffered no interruption and that her Asiatic pro-[gramme is not limited to Manchoukuo. "Hence," the review concludes, "the apprehensions of the Soviets are fully
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