 | United States. Department of State - 1942 - 160 lapas
...Chiang Kai-shek"; that it "may be said to be scheming for the extension of the war"; that it was engaged "in aiding Great Britain and preparing to attack,...are striving to establish a new order in Europe"; that the demands of the United States for the "wholesale evacuation of troops" from China and for unconditional... | |
 | United States. Department of Defense - 1978 - 556 lapas
...views and opinions, may be said to be scheming for the extension of the war. While it seeks, on the one hand, to secure its rear by stabilizing the Pacific...stability of the Pacific area through peaceful means. (Part 10 of 14.) 3. Where as the American Government, under the principles it rigidly upholds, objects... | |
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The American Government, obsessed with its own views and opinions, may be said to be scheming for the extension of the war. While it seeks, on the one hand, to secure its rear by stabilizing the Pacific Area, it is engaged, on the other hand, in aiding... 