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anything to their advantage in that the possession
of a pass would be likely to serve to some extent es
a protection against conscription; (b) no att emot
was made prior to the strike to obtain modification
of the regulations by amicable representations; (c)
the employees who went out were known to have done so
unwillingly and only as the result of intimidation;
they did not in general attend the 'strikers'" meet -
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with whom negotiations had to be carried on; (d) the
points actually affecting the employees were event -
ually waived or compromised with a minimum of discus-
sion, while resistance was concent rated on those such
as reinstatement and payment for the period of the
strike concession of which might be claimed as evidence
of triumph over the foreign community. The truth was
that the movement was deliberately engineered by cer-
tain local officials, in particular the Civil Governor,
Liao Chung-K'ai, and MT. 3.C. Yu, o represent the
extreme, that is, the Bolshevik, section of the Kuo-
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