The Archive · 1937

Unification Desired

Continuing, the spokesman asserted, "The Chinese allege that Japan is destroying the political structure of China and interfering with her national unification, but such charges are far from the intentions of Japan which is desirous of China's unification, which is the real prerequisite to the establishment of a world peace structure, "That unification," he added, "must be brought about in a sound way."

The spokesman then asserted, "The policy of the Japanese Government vis-a-vis the present China affair, aims at bringing about China's re-Consideration and abandonment of China's mistaken policy of anti-Japanism.

"Japan," he continued, "also des sires a fundamental readjustment of Sino-Japanese relations.

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