't. may ye true that in the tight fof the moral standard or etiquette of Japan apology makes one's conscience leas, ut in the West it i entirely difterent—it you apologize you admit your wrongs.
"So if japan did not commit any mistakes "she did "not have "to apologize.
"The irresolute attitude shown by the Foreign Oiilce at that time placed Japan in an unfavourable position, T Venture to aver.
""When Canton was reported captured thought Japan should have better crushed the nose of Hongkong with a mailed fist 'The object. of Japan's campaign' in China is not China seit. I repeat again, but Britain and America are the' rear enemies of Japan"
"Mir, Nakano then surveyed Japan's economic resources in relation to the East Asian economic bloc and assured to show proudly to foreign Powers the honour which has been lost in East Asia are the purposes of Sino-'Japanese ce-operation.
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