The Shantung Case At the Conference
The Shantung Case At the Conference
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What Did Japan Prombe?
But the investigations of the American Senate into the treaty brought an official statement from the Japanese Government on this subject, given in a statement issued by Viscount Uchida, Japanese [48] The SHANTUNG CASE at the CONFERENCE minister for foreign affairs, published in America on August 6, 1919, which called forth a reply by President Wilson. Those statements follow: VISCOUNT UCHIDA'S STATEMENT It appears that, in spite of the ofHcial statement which the Japanese... delega- tion at Paris issued on May 5 last, and which I fully stated in an interview with the representatives of the press on May 1 7, Japan's policy respecting the Shan- tung question is little understood or appreciated abroad.
It will be remembered that in the ultimatum which the Japanese Government addressed to the German Government on August 15, 1914, they demanded of Germany to deliver, on a date not later than September 15, 1914, to the imperial authorities, without condition of compensation, the entire leased territory of Kiao- chow with a view^ to eventual restoration of the same to China.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What Did Japan Prombe?
But the investigations of the American Senate into the treaty brought an official statement from the Japanese Government on this subject, given in a statement issued by Viscount Uchida, Japanese [48] The SHANTUNG CASE at the CONFERENCE minister for foreign affairs, published in America on August 6, 1919, which called forth a reply by President Wilson. Those statements follow: VISCOUNT UCHIDA'S STATEMENT It appears that, in spite of the ofHcial statement which the Japanese... delega- tion at Paris issued on May 5 last, and which I fully stated in an interview with the representatives of the press on May 1 7, Japan's policy respecting the Shan- tung question is little understood or appreciated abroad.
It will be remembered that in the ultimatum which the Japanese Government addressed to the German Government on August 15, 1914, they demanded of Germany to deliver, on a date not later than September 15, 1914, to the imperial authorities, without condition of compensation, the entire leased territory of Kiao- chow with a view^ to eventual restoration of the same to China.
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