Russia in the Far East
Russia in the Far East
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30 RUSSIA IN THE FAR EAST Quite different is the second type, which was meant to support politically the above mentioned commercial policy of the two new friends and allies. Two agreements belong to this group, one made public, ^ the other remaining secret even up to the present day.^ They belong to the same period of 1907, and were meant, to describe comprehensively the spheres of mutual interest; to maintain the sovereignty of China'*; and to respect the status quo, endeavoring thus to exclud...e any possible intrusion or advance of any other Power in Manchuria. It was this last object that the secret agreement of that year was intended to further confirm and consolidate, aiming at the friendly advice of the United States, which was earnestly trying to enforce the policy of the "open door. " Neither Russia nor Japan wanted any such inter- ference in a sphere that they now considered their very own.
Meanwhile, the American Government insisted on the "open door" principle. During the Taft administration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 RUSSIA IN THE FAR EAST Quite different is the second type, which was meant to support politically the above mentioned commercial policy of the two new friends and allies. Two agreements belong to this group, one made public, ^ the other remaining secret even up to the present day.^ They belong to the same period of 1907, and were meant, to describe comprehensively the spheres of mutual interest; to maintain the sovereignty of China'*; and to respect the status quo, endeavoring thus to exclud...e any possible intrusion or advance of any other Power in Manchuria. It was this last object that the secret agreement of that year was intended to further confirm and consolidate, aiming at the friendly advice of the United States, which was earnestly trying to enforce the policy of the "open door. " Neither Russia nor Japan wanted any such inter- ference in a sphere that they now considered their very own.
Meanwhile, the American Government insisted on the "open door" principle. During the Taft administration.
What to read after Russia in the Far East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S a Sergei Aleksandrovich Korff to read onlineMoreLess
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