Furthermore, General Chiang went On, the Japanese had followed the wrong foreign policy "in losing the friendship of the "Powers and in bringing upon themselves international isolation."
Japan, he contended, had failed to realize the strength of the Chinese race and tradition and had, likewise, failed to keep in line with world progress and to understand the charjieristies of the Chinese Revolutionary movement.
Commenting on international developments, the Generalissimo expressed the belief that world tendency' seemed to follow the path of peace and justice. At the same time, he continued, the democracies must strengthen their preparations and determination to check aggression.
"Hereafter," General Chiang said, "we must use our united efforts to
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