With the Nanking Government find~ ing itself in a greatly strengthened position, not only in China, but in the Chungking would lose all world, it was predicted here that the
semblance of a sovereign administra tion and be hopelessly' ted to Great Britain and the United States, Moreover, it was expected that with the formal recognition accorded by Immediately after notifying the Foreign Minister, Herr Gipperich companied the former to Mr. Wang), 'oMMelal residence at 9.30 o'clock, ing-known to the Nan-King leader the messages sent by Chancellor Adolf Hisler and von Ribbentrop. The German official also conveyed the German Govern. ment's felleltations regarding the recognition.
S"The Tallan Ambassador was met fay the Nanking airfield by Mr. Hsu Liang, and the two then motored to Mr, Wang's residence, where the Taller was handed personal messages' from Premier Benito Mussolini and Foreign Minister Count Ciano.
With mutual diplomatic recognition completed, it was expected that an exchange of ambassadors will take place in the near future, thus bring~ Ing about the resumption of normal diplomatic relations between Nan king, and Germany and Ttaly.
While no definite announcement has been made by either Berlin or Rome regarding the envoy likely be accredited to Nanking, quarters close to the Nenking Foreign inis-try expected that Marquis Francesco Maria Tallani de Marehio, Italian Ambassador now staying in Shanghai, will present his credentials to Mr, Wang Ching-wei in the near future,
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