China Seeks Help of Soviet
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nanking bombing Moscow Determinedly Protests to Tokio SAFETY OF EMBASSY
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(Eeeeived 28, 10.4P a.m.) MOSCOW, Sept. 27. The Sovlet^as received a Note from ffhfna calling^da her to take immedJfcte •tepg to check Japan 's inhumau bombardments. China states that Kussia ihonld act without delay, as she is a gignatory to the KeRogg Pact. The Spviet Ambassador to Japan, M. Kjjhail Alsvutsky, to-day delivered to Tokio Eussia's determjned protest against the bombardment of Nanking? and against the Japanese reuest fof the avacnation of the Soviet Embaspy. The Soviet again asserts that the Ambassador shall remain, and allota fuil responsibility to Japan for any consequences of ' ' these fillegal aets." The Soviet further declares, regarding the referenee to the Japanese report that Chinese aeroplanes, inuaqueracUiig as Japanese, iutend bombing the Soviet Embassy witfi the hope of iuvolving Eussia, that Jax>an will be held respouwble for any bombardment,
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 4, 28 September 1937, Page 5
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154China Seeks Help of Soviet Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 4, 28 September 1937, Page 5
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