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Chapter I: January 1–April 5, 1935

Resumption of postal services between China and “Manchoukuo”; Japanese military encroachment on Chahar territory; Japanese diplomatic campaign to overcome Chinese objections to policy of “cooperation” with Japan; Finance Minister Kung’s report on “grave situation”, February 1; China’s declaration on Soviet sale of Chinese Eastern Railway to “Manchoukuo”, March 16; Japan’s withdrawal from League of Nations, March 27; British decision to dispatch technical financial expert to China, March 28; Ambassador Grew’s report on Soviet sale of Chinese Eastern Railway to “Manchoukuo”, April 5

Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1935, The Far East, Volume III

Chapter I: January 1–April 5, 1935

[1] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[2] The Secretary of State to the Chargé in China (Gauss)

[3] The War Department to the Department of State

[4] The Ambassador in Japan (Grew) to the Secretary of State

[5] The Ambassador in the Soviet Union (Bullitt), Temporarily in Washington, to the Secretary of State

[6] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peck) to the Chargé in China (Gauss)

[7] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[8] The Chargé in the Soviet Union (Wiley) to the Secretary of State

[9] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[10] The Ambassador in Japan (Grew) to the Secretary of State

[11] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[12] The Ambassador in Japan (Grew) to the Secretary of State

[13] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[14] The Ambassador in Japan (Grew) to the Secretary of State

[15] Memorandum by Mr. Eugene H. Dooman of the Division of Far Eastern Affairs

[16] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[17] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peck) to the Chargé in China (Gauss)

[18] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[19] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peck) to the Secretary of State

[20] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[21] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peek) to the Secretary of State

[22] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peck) to the Secretary of State

[23] The Secretary of State to the Chargé in China (Gauss)

[24] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peck) to the Secretary of State

[25] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[26] The Counselor of Legation in China (Peck) to the Secretary of State

[27] The Chargé in China (Gauss) to the Secretary of State

[28] The Consul General at Tientsin (Lockhart) to the Chargé in China (Gauss)

[29] The Ambassador in Japan (Grew) to the Secretary of State

[30] The Secretary of State to the Chargé in China (Gauss)