Observing that China herself should overthrow those elements inimical to her State, and commenting that there should also be some adjustment of international relations, the interpellafor inquired as to what operations the Japanese forces should take against the Chinese forces to bring about the collapse of the Chiang regime.
All possible measures with regard to military operations were being taken at the present time, It-Gen. Seishiro Itagaki, War Minister, replied, adding that it was needless to say "we should make our best efforts in concentrating all the political and diplomatic policies of our State for our purpose."
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