Northwest History. Japan. Spo-Z. War.

Russia Turns Down Japanese Protests. Russia Turns Down Japanese Protests. Moscow, Aug. 10. (AP) — Russia rejected today a Japanese protest against soviet detention last July of four Japanese fishing boats off Kamchatka. B. S. Stomaniakoff, soviet vice commissar for foreign affairs, warned that such...

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Published: 1936
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Summary:Russia Turns Down Japanese Protests. Russia Turns Down Japanese Protests. Moscow, Aug. 10. (AP) — Russia rejected today a Japanese protest against soviet detention last July of four Japanese fishing boats off Kamchatka. B. S. Stomaniakoff, soviet vice commissar for foreign affairs, warned that such protests only cause useless and undesirable complications between Russia and Japan. The captains of the four boats were convicted and fined for poaching in Russian waters. Shichi Sakoh, Japanese charge d'affaires at Moscow, declared the soviet guards acted illegally, asserting the Japanese boats were outside soviet territorial waters.