An Indiscreet Chronicle From the Pacific
An Indiscreet Chronicle From the Pacific
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With such object in view the Government of the United States is now co-operating with the Governments of France and Great Britain in the neighbourhood of Murmansk and Archangel. The United States and Japan are the only Powers which are just now in position to act in Siberia in sufficient force to accomplish even such modest objects as those that have been outlined. The Government of the United States has therefore proposed to the Government of Japan that each of the two Governments send a force... of a few thousand men to Vladivostok with the purpose of co-operating as a single force in the occupation of Vladivostok and in safe-guarding so far as it may the country to the rear of the westward moving Czecho-Slovaks; and the Japanese Government has consented. In taking this action, the Government of the United States wishes to announce to the people of Russia in the most public and solemn manner that it contemplates no interference with the political sovereignty of Russia, no in- tervention in her internal affairs, not even in the local affairs of the limited areas which her military force may be obliged FROM THE PACIFIC 199 to occupy, and no impairment of Russian territory integ- rity, either now or hereafter ; but that what we are about to do has as its single and only object the rendering of such aid as shall be acceptable to the Russian people themselves in their endeavours to regain control of their own affairs, their own territory and their own destiny.
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With such object in view the Government of the United States is now co-operating with the Governments of France and Great Britain in the neighbourhood of Murmansk and Archangel. The United States and Japan are the only Powers which are just now in position to act in Siberia in sufficient force to accomplish even such modest objects as those that have been outlined. The Government of the United States has therefore proposed to the Government of Japan that each of the two Governments send a force... of a few thousand men to Vladivostok with the purpose of co-operating as a single force in the occupation of Vladivostok and in safe-guarding so far as it may the country to the rear of the westward moving Czecho-Slovaks; and the Japanese Government has consented. In taking this action, the Government of the United States wishes to announce to the people of Russia in the most public and solemn manner that it contemplates no interference with the political sovereignty of Russia, no in- tervention in her internal affairs, not even in the local affairs of the limited areas which her military force may be obliged FROM THE PACIFIC 199 to occupy, and no impairment of Russian territory integ- rity, either now or hereafter ; but that what we are about to do has as its single and only object the rendering of such aid as shall be acceptable to the Russian people themselves in their endeavours to regain control of their own affairs, their own territory and their own destiny.
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