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Translation.
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(Extract from Man Kwok Yat Po, Canton. 7th June, 1927.)
The Provincial Kuomintang Department indignantly
protests against Japan sending troops to North China.
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(The Mass Movement Association has sent a letter
to the Special Council and the Mass Movement committee
proposing a Grand Demonstration Conference to appose
the sending of troops by Japan to North China, and to
support the Hong Kong General Labour Union and the
Seamen's Union.)
(From our own correspondent)
The Mass Movement Association under the Pro-
vincial Kuomintang Department in Kwangtung has been
given to understand that the Japanese Imperialists,
seeing that our National revolutionary armies have
taken Tsuchow and will soon reach Peking, and fearing
that the Chinese warlord Chang Tso-lin, their tame
dog, would be defeated, have again under the pretext
of protecting their nationals, sent troops to the
Three Eastern Provinces and other provinces in North
China, in order to help the Mukden militarists to
maintain their position in the same way as they did
by suppressing Kwok Tsung Ling in his righteous rising
in the interest of our National Revolution, and also
to realize their ambition of acquiring Shangtung and
the Three Eastern Provinces. The Japanese Imperialists
have committed many outrages in China. They were the originators of the tragic incident of May the 30th and
of the Amoy tragedy, and have committed other outrages
too numerous to mention. No one who has any feeling can
refrain from being so angry that his hair stands on end.
At the same time the British Imperialists having committed a massacre in Namshan, (Bias Bay) forcibly
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