"Fioforring to the new motor road from Burma to North-West China, Lord Strabolgt suggested that this was the "only language that, the Japanese militarists understand." Added that if they looked at the situation broadly "the Chinese today fave Aghting our batts "Supposing," Lord Strabolgi_ went fon, "that the' Japanese had succeded two years ago in breaking China's resistance within 90 days—how long. would it have been before there lurider their care to escape from the slaughter and violence of "these brutal and apparently undisciplined Japanese soldiers."
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