Moscow, July 25 It is reported from Harbin that anxiety and indignation at the outrages of the Japanese police are growing among the Soviet citizens.
Recently open attempts to force Soviet citizens to renounce their citizenship of the U.S.S.R. are becoming evermore frequent. Simultaneously, a new mass "pogrom" is openly prepared against the Soviet citizens. Policemen mark by special signs houses inhabited by the citizens of the U.S.S.R. The "white guard" press cynically declares that the signs of the houses "will help to recognize the enemies.
All these actions are made not only with the knowledge, but under the protection of the Japane-Manchurian authorities who evidently do not realize that the position of the citizens is regulated on the basis of reciprocity.—Tass,
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