CHINA’S ANCIENT CAPITAL.— Japan has indicated to China that the movement of Chinese troops northwards to Peiping will be interpreted as a threat to the Japanese forces at present on the North China frontier, and although negotiations have been proceeding for several days a major war is still possible. This picture shows the famous Ta Shi La, or Bazaar Street, of Peiping, which was formerly known as Peking.
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Southland Times, Issue 23255, 19 July 1937, Page 7
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68CHINA’S ANCIENT CAPITAL.—Japan has indicated to China that the movement of Chinese troops northwards to Peiping will be interpreted as a threat to the Japanese forces at present on the North China frontier, and although negotiations have been proceeding for several days a major war is still possible. This picture shows the famous Ta Shi La, or Bazaar Street, of Peiping, which was formerly known as Peking. Southland Times, Issue 23255, 19 July 1937, Page 7
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