The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 117Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1935 |
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Pagina 165
... Russia secured substantial economic privileges in Outer Mongolia . The Russian policy which sought to profit from the Mongol opposition to China was in those days in complete harmony with the aims of Japan on the Asiatic mainland . Russia ...
... Russia secured substantial economic privileges in Outer Mongolia . The Russian policy which sought to profit from the Mongol opposition to China was in those days in complete harmony with the aims of Japan on the Asiatic mainland . Russia ...
Pagina 170
... Russia would refrain from intervening . Russia can never allow the White Mongols to return to Urga . Such a move would extend Japanese ascendency to the Altai , and would mean the outflanking of the whole Russian position in Eastern ...
... Russia would refrain from intervening . Russia can never allow the White Mongols to return to Urga . Such a move would extend Japanese ascendency to the Altai , and would mean the outflanking of the whole Russian position in Eastern ...
Pagina 663
... Russia , in July last , and again last March . It proved wholly unacceptable . It brought Asia , represented by Russia , as a party to European terri- torial issues . That was enough to condemn it in Berlin . Nothing - nothing will ...
... Russia , in July last , and again last March . It proved wholly unacceptable . It brought Asia , represented by Russia , as a party to European terri- torial issues . That was enough to condemn it in Berlin . Nothing - nothing will ...
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