The boundaries between the pasture lands of the various Mongolian ban-Iners_ have been subjects of intertribal dispute for ages past. Naturally the border betiveen Inner and Outer [Mongolia has been the subject. of ticularly on those parts here It passed through With a Central Government strug: ling for its very existence, the problem of demarcating the Mongolian lbcrder apparently became one of Jacademic consideration only, But when the Chinese regional government of Manchuria was "superseded by the State of Manchoukuo actively Jdetended by the Japanese army, navy fand air force, the policing of bound-took on an altogether different spect, charges of invasion of Manchoukuo {territory "are brushed aside as pro-Joaganda designed to demonstrate the existence of the Crisis to which the Japanese military authorities refer when explaining their ancial ee-
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