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HOITH
DOCUMENT I
H-103
Enclosure 1
(Continued)
Supporting the policy of non-interference in the
internal affairs of China, the Soviet Government
rigidly limits the tasks and time of the presence of
Soviet forces in Manchuria to the framework of the
agreement which it has with China in regard to Man-
churia. In accordance with this agreément Soviet
troops in due time disarmed all the Japanese troops
in Manchuria and evacuated them as war prisoners to
Soviet territory, and in the month of November the
evacuation of Soviet troops from Manchúria in accord-
ance with the plan communicated to the Chinese Gov-
ernment was begun. Soviet troops had already been
evacuated from southern Manchuria when the Chinese
Government requested the Soviet Government to post-
pone for one month the evacuation of Soviet troops
from Manchuria. The Soviet Government agreed to
this, and halted the evacuation of the Soviet troops
which had begun.
Since the United States of America also.has its
troops in China, the Soviet Government believes that
it would be right for the Governments of the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics and the United States
of America to arrive at an understanding between
themselves on the simultaneous evacuation of their
troops from China, this to be completed in any event
no later than the middle of January 1946. Ast
regards the internal problems of China, the. Soviet
Government believes that these tasks should be
decided by the Chinese people itself and its Govern-
ment without interference from other states.
December 21, 1945
for SECRET
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