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Russian Telegrams Tie Hunhutzu Bandits to Manchurian Plot
A Russian report to the State Department alleges Japanese and Hunhutzu bandits were used to threaten the Chinese Eastern railroad in Manchuria. It claims plans dated 1920 cloud Japanese aims and describes coordinated efforts to employ bands near Harbin and Khabarovsk, with warnings of attacks to deter Chinese troops and justify Japanese presence in the region.
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Dingatoh
Boe Ketone
Chitaga Daily News
Washington, D. C
Haohutzu
Viedivastok
Alexander A
Yari
Manchuria
Wendlt
North China
Eashern Sibara
State Department
Japaiese
Harbin
Chinese Eastern Railroad
Munchuri
Japana Bate
Midi
Kosovi
Shandua
Irmoli
Bach Jan
Qhan van
Nalten
Teingtao
Taingtao
Tou
Hiop
Waateta
Khabarofek
Hunbuten
Boasek
Iman
Kha-! Darotek
Far Eastern Republic
Meetitirs
Bunhutan
Verzt No. 4
Sta |Ion
Wolaion
Helon
Rairoad
Gutes
Allied Technical Board
Huntutays
Cli Uede