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which Chinese government to invite to the peace conferences
The final compromise agreed upon was to invite neither
government and leave it to the Japanese to sign a peace
treaty with the government of their choice.
On July 3 a jointly-sponsored British-American draft
35
Peace Treaty was sent to all the other countries at war
with Japan, requesting that these countries submit their
criticisms and suggestions for revision. On July 12, this
draft was made public. On July 20 a somewhat revised
version was again circulated for suggestions and criticism.
On the same day, invitations were extended to forty-odd
nations to attend a conference for formal signing of the
peace treaty at San Francisco. On August 13 the final
draft of the Peace Treaty was circulated by Britain and
the United States to the other nations, and on August 15
36
S.
it was released to the public.
The Tripartite Security Treaty with Australia and
SERVICES
NECORDS
is
THIS
New Zealand was signed on September 1 in San Francisco
and, on September 8, in the same city, the Peace Treaty
with Japan and the United States-Japan Security Treaty
were signed. A Treaty of Mutual Defense had been signed
in Washington on August 30 by the United States and the
37
Philippines.
Some brief remarks on the Peace Treaty are probably
apropos at this point. As compared with the March draft
prepared by the United States, the final treaty was a
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