The chapter "Special Undeclared War Opens" gives''a very d and carefully analysed "account the complicated. negotiations to. the. final outbreak of hostilities, Nor would the Japanese appear Likely to get much' help in this i ction from the Chinese troops th have been training to fight the guar lar, to judge from the amusing story of kind of non-agavession pact that they fix "up with their guerilla That Japan was determined to forer gy showdown at all costs, ts the author shows, is clearly proved by the fact that, although a local truce had tee up, the Japanese cabinet never decided on July It to send reinforcements to China. Of nese demands on Nav has "Two excellent chapters dear very faithfully with the conditions exist tinder Japanese occupation, which are, of course, well known to all of us Sut here, but not so well realized by people at home. It is likely to be many years before we can "await the arrival of paradise." as General Deihara's proclamation puts it.
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