DECLINING IN CANTON
BOLSHEVIK INFLUENCE
PARIS, 2nd February. The Bolshevik influence in the Kuoinintang party appears to be waning," declared M. Albert Milhaud, addressing the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, and analysing the attitude of the Powers. He said that Britain sought to continue her traditions-1 -policy with the Government of the North while negotiating with the Southern Government in order to safeguard her important interests. Japan "and France were inclined to await'the unification of China, but the Chinese seemed more concerned to ensure their independence as regards foreigners than to re-estab-lish the unity of the old Empire. M. Milhaud questioned whether it was really to- France's interest to wait until the other Powers were entering into negotiations.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 29, 4 February 1927, Page 9
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