Correspondence Regarding the Negotiations Between Japan And Russia 1903 1904 P
Correspondence Regarding the Negotiations Between Japan And Russia 1903 1904 P
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M. He told me he had received a telegram from Baron Rosen, stating that the latter had had an interview with you, and that particulars would follow, but such particulars had not been received yet by him. When I handed him the Note Verbale, he said that he would study it together with report from Baron Rosen, and that he would do his best to send the Russian answer at the earliest possible date ; but he added that he would have to communicate with Admiral Alexieff. In conclusion, I stated to him... that under the present circumstances it might cause serious difficulties, even complications, if we failed to come to an entente. , and I hoped he would exercise his best influence so as to enable us to reach the desired end.
No. Y^. Mr. Kuritio to Baro>i Komura.
Petersburg, January ist, 1904.
Received, " 2nd, " (Telegram. ) I saw Count Lamsdorff January ist, and asked whether any action had been taken regarding our last propositions.
• 4^^ — He said they had been fully considered ; and he asked me to assure you that Baron Rosen will soon be instructed to proceed with the negotiations in a friendly and concilia- tory spirit, and he added that he saw no reason why we could not arrixe at an oitoite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. He told me he had received a telegram from Baron Rosen, stating that the latter had had an interview with you, and that particulars would follow, but such particulars had not been received yet by him. When I handed him the Note Verbale, he said that he would study it together with report from Baron Rosen, and that he would do his best to send the Russian answer at the earliest possible date ; but he added that he would have to communicate with Admiral Alexieff. In conclusion, I stated to him... that under the present circumstances it might cause serious difficulties, even complications, if we failed to come to an entente. , and I hoped he would exercise his best influence so as to enable us to reach the desired end.
No. Y^. Mr. Kuritio to Baro>i Komura.
Petersburg, January ist, 1904.
Received, " 2nd, " (Telegram. ) I saw Count Lamsdorff January ist, and asked whether any action had been taken regarding our last propositions.
• 4^^ — He said they had been fully considered ; and he asked me to assure you that Baron Rosen will soon be instructed to proceed with the negotiations in a friendly and concilia- tory spirit, and he added that he saw no reason why we could not arrixe at an oitoite.
What to read after Correspondence Regarding the Negotiations Between Japan And Russia 1903 1904 P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Japan Gaimusho to read onlineMoreLess
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