Enclosure. 10.
THE CANTON GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926
Minister Hu Han-min's Conversation In Soviet Russia.
Chinese National Revolution, Part Of World
Revolution
After Minister Hu's arrival at Moscow, he expressed on several occasions his opinion with regard to the present situation and also made reports. On November 28, & correspondent of the Red Flag ("Role Fahne") a Gerinan newspaper, interviewed Minister Hu in Moscow asking him about the Chinese National Revolution, | After the interview Minister Hu's)
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reply was published in the "Red ΤΕ Flag". The following is the transla- ci
tion of a part of Minister Hu's interview:
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The Chinese Kuomintang, all| U1 Labour Unions and Agricultural | TO unions are either directly or in- 5 directly participating in the National C Revolution. The people of the b country will soon convoke a National
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Conference at which a proclamation, F will be issued declaring that all unequal treaties are cancelled. Whosoever opposca this proclama- tion is our public enemy. In this struggle for liberty not only are our Chinese people fighting against their enemy, but also there are some millions of proletarians in Europe, who are always ready to render us material help. In Soviet Russia I have noticed that ali peasants, soldiers and workers understand that Qur National Revolution is a part of the World Revolution. Comrades! If we wake up and fight bravely, the final victory will be ours!"
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