The Archive · 1941

U.S. Will Suffer Most

"So long as the Chiang Kai-shek regime offers resistance: to Japan, Japan will be compelled to continue her attempts to defeat it by military force. And it will be the United States, who regards China as a sphere of economic expansion nex in importance to'Latin America, that will suffer most from disturbed conditions in East Asia.

Regarding the United States at titude toward Japan-Soviet relations. the writer declared, "The United States is fully aware of the important role which the Soviet Union could play in checking Japan. her most powerful rival" He asserted. however, that the "outbreak of the Soviet-German hostilities in east Eu-rape is compelling the United States modify her policy of pitting Japan against the U.S.S.R.—Domel,

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