Admiral Harry E. Yarnell

Admiral Harry Eonel, the retired Commander-in-Chief of the US Asiatic Fleet, highlights the severe impact of Japan's invasion of China, which has caused more devastation in two years than World War I did in four. He emphasizes the humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and millions more dying from starvation and disease, urging Americans not to overlook this tragedy amid the European war.

What does Admiral Harry Eonel remind U.S. citizens about regarding the war in China?

What is the overall impact of Japan's invasion of China as described in the text?

In what way does the death toll in China compare to that of the First World War according to the text?

How many Chinese have been driven from their homes due to Japan's invasion?

What are the estimated deaths of Chinese people due to starvation and disease as a result of the invasion?