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RECORD OF A LEETING BETWEEN THE FOREIGN
AND COMMONWEALTH SECRETARY AND THE
JAPANESE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS
AT THE FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE
ON 1 MAY, 1969 AT 3.15 P.M.
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Prente See eing
تریج ا
May
The Rt. Hon. Michael
Stewart, C.H., M.P.
The Rt. Hon. The Lord
Shepherd
Sir John Pilcher
Mr. J.0. Moreton
Mr. James Murray
R Haydon
Wilson
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Mr. L. Pickles, Mr. A.P. Brighty Mr. C.F. Godden
Present:·
H.E. Mr. K. H.E. Mr. H. Yukawa
Aichi
Mr. R. Sunobe
Mr. K. Arita
Mr. G. Akatani
Mr. K. Muraoka
Mr. K. Hogen
Mr. S. Kimoto
Wada
Mr. 1.
Mr. S. Hori
Mr. K. Yanagi
Mr. T. Arima
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ASIAN AFFAIRS
CHINA
Mr. Aichi, reading a prepared paper in English,
gave his estimate of the Chinase aims in the 9th Party
Congress which began on 21 April, 11 years after the
8th Congress of May 1958. First, the Chinese wished to
impress both their own people and the outside world with
the victory of the Cultural Revolution. An even strongei
motive was to show the world, before the Moscow confer-
ence of 5 June, that China had become "the home of the
international Communist movement".
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