Foreign Relations of the United States Diplomatic Papers, 1937, The Far East, Volume III - Office of the Historian

Undeclared War Between Japan and China:¹

^1.For previous correspondence on the Far Eastern crisis, see Foreign Relations, 1936, vol. iv, pp. 1 ff. For other correspondence on 1937, see Foreign Relations, Japan, 1931–1941, vol. i, pp. 313– 428, 487– 553, 729– 735, 757– 760.

Contents

Political and military developments: (Documents 1-952)
- Chapter I: January 1–July 7, 1937 (Documents 1-106)
- Chapter II: July 8–25, 1937 (Documents 107-266)
- Chapter III: July 26–August 13, 1937 (Documents 267-444)
- Chapter IV: August 13–31, 1937 (Documents 445-563)
- Chapter V: September 1–October 11, 1937 (Documents 564-657)
- Chapter VI: October 12–November 22, 1937 (Documents 658-777)
- Chapter VII: November 23–December 12, 1937 (Documents 778-888)
- Chapter VIII: December 13–31, 1937 (Documents 889-952)
Representations to the Japanese Government with respect to the integrity of the Chinese Maritime Customs and Salt Revenue Administrations66 (Documents 953-1042)
Developments with respect to “Manchoukuo”; reservation by the United States of American rights threatened by consolidation of Japanese Army control31 (Documents 1043-1096)
Consideration of neutralization of islands of the Pacific Ocean or a general Pacific pact of nonaggression (Documents 1097-1112)

For other correspondence, see Foreign Relations, Japan, 1931–1941, vol. i, pp. 729 ff.↩
For other correspondence concerning Manchuria and Jehol, see Foreign Relations, 1936, vol. iv, pp. 1– 458, passim.↩