NANKING ALLEGES ATTEMPT AT BACK-DOOR METHODS
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Rec. May 20. Geneva, May 19. The Nanking Government has informed the League that the J'apanese staff is conducting peace negotiations with. Nanking-, envisaging the cessation of Chinese warlike operations in North China, the inclusion in the non-war area of the provinces north of the Yellow River, and Japan's abrogation of unilateral treaties in favonr of reciprocal treaties with China, in order to maintain an Asiatic Monroe doctrine. The Nanking Government opposes the negotiations as an attempt to coerce Nanking and violate China's territorial sovereignty and integrity in Manchuria, contrary to the resolution by the League and the ninePower pact.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 537, 22 May 1933, Page 5
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