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Mr
BRITISH EMBASSY,
CHUNCKING.
6th March, 1942.
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sir,
I have the honour to transmit to you herewith a copy of a letter I have received from a r. .. Mogra, a British Subject whom I take to be a Parsee.
2. In this letter ir. ogra, who escaped froil Hong Kong on the 31st January 1942, and now in Kwangsi, gives some very interesting and valuable information concerning conditions in Hong Kong prior to his escape. He has been thanked.
3. In connexion with the section on anti-British propaganda and activities among the Indлan community, I understand that r. V.D. Robinson of the Indian Police who escaped from Hong Kong after its fell, had some interesting remarks to make on this subject when he passed through Chungking and that Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, who attached great importance to the question, suggested that r. Robinson take it up on his arrival in India, where it is no doubt now receiving urg、nt attention.
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I have, etc.,
(Signed) H.J. Seymour.
The Right Honourable
Robert Anthony den, .C., P.,
Foreign Office,
London, S.W.1.
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