FIGHTING IN CHINA
Japan Carving Herself Another Slice? ANTI-SOVIET BUFFER Shanghai, November 16. Amid severe snowstorms. Japanesecontrolled Manchukuo and Mongol forces launched a fresh attack on the Chinese in Suiyan Province, but despite the assistance of aeroplanes were again driven off. The attackers have withdrawn into Chahar, but renewed fighting'is anticipated. Chinese political officials interpret the events as an attempt to carve another slice from Chinese territory in pursuance of Japan’s plans to create an anti-Soviet buffer zone on the northern frontier
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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 46, 18 November 1936, Page 11
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