Geneva Faces Up To Manchurian Disputes

The transcript discusses the Manchurian dispute brought to the council by China over a year ago. It highlights the ongoing conflict with Japan, emphasizing the bombing and battles in eastern provinces. The core issue between China and Japan is outlined, stressing the importance of resolving it according to the League's principles. The text also touches on cultural misunderstandings and Japan's commitment to peace in the Far East and globally.

How long has it been since the Chinese government brought the Manchurian dispute to the council's attention?

• A year and three months

• Two years

• Three years

• Six months

What is happening in the eastern provinces during the discussion in the council?

• Bombing and machine gunning

• Economic sanctions

• Peaceful negotiations

• Diplomatic talks

What is the main issue between China and Japan in the current dispute?

• Territorial claims

• The principles of the covenant

• Trade disagreements

• Cultural differences

What does Japan believe about the League of Nations?

• It is a threat to their sovereignty

• It is irrelevant to their policies

• It is the bulwark of peace

• It should be dissolved

What is Japan's fundamental policy regarding peace?

• To isolate itself from global affairs

• To expand its territory

• To focus on economic growth

• To consolidate peace in the far east