Nothwest History. Japan. 1934 And 1935. Ob--So. X.

Japs Reply Sharply To Russian Protest. Japs Reply Sharply to Russian Protest TOKYO, July 20. (AP)—The Soviet's hard note to Japan on July 1 protesting violation of its territory evoked an equally sharp reply today. Foreign Minister Koki Hirota's note said that Manchoukuo's claim to th...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1935
Subjects:
Russian Protest
Tokyo
Soviet
Foreign Minister Koki Hirota's
Manchoukuo
Delta Island Of Santsyaochow
Amur and Assuri Rivers Khabarovsk
Ambassador Constantin Youreneff
Northwest
Pacifc > History > 20th Century
Japan > Japan. Ob > So. X. > 20th Century
Delta Island
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/144821
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Summary:Japs Reply Sharply To Russian Protest. Japs Reply Sharply to Russian Protest TOKYO, July 20. (AP)—The Soviet's hard note to Japan on July 1 protesting violation of its territory evoked an equally sharp reply today. Foreign Minister Koki Hirota's note said that Manchoukuo's claim to the Delta island of Santsyaochow, at the confluence of the Amur and Assuri rivers, near Khabarovsk, remained unaltered. Ambassador Constantin Youreneff delivered the Soviet's strongly worded note to Tokyo after a number of frontier incidents.

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