Chiang Kai-shek: Reply to Prince Konoye Year: 1938

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Chiang Kai-shek: Reply to Prince Konoye
YEAR: 1938
(1) The So-Called “Creation of a New Order in East Asia!”
(2) The So-Called “Unity of East Asia,” “Invisibility of Japan,Manchukuo and China,” Linked Relations of Mutual Assistance betweenJapan, Manchukuo and China.”
(3) The So-Called “Economic Unity” and “Economic Bloc.”
(4) The Creation of the So-Called “Asiatic Development Bureau.”
Abstract

Comrades, our resistance has now entered a new phase. I have recently pointed out on several occasions that the past eighteen months may becalled the first period of our resistance of the preliminary period. We have now entered upon the second or latter period. At present, on both northern and southern warfronts the excellence of our soldiers’ morale and fighting spirit provides an auspicious sign unprecedented since the war commenced. Our soldiers are fully aware that in this war our enemy is bent on subjugating China completely and that we must take the most drastic measures to save our country. Their determination is, therefore, extraordinarily strong and their spirit roused to the uttermost.

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