The 1929 Sino-Soviet War by Michael M Walker

Author:Michael M Walker
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-01-15T00:00:00+00:00

8 | Renewed Talks, Fighting, and Frustration

That Chinese military reinforcements were needed in the Northeast revealed how the events of July and August had ended in a crisis that seemed to be moving beyond the control of Chiang and Chang. The international community had not rallied to China’s side. Even worse, an attempt at peaceful resolution had failed, and military mobilization with bloody border clashes had ensued. Moscow had acted with force and resolve to undo the hoped-for Chinese fait accompli. As all parties groped fitfully for a solution in the weeks that followed, China and the Soviet Union continued to battle unevenly along a variety of lines, diplomatically, militarily, and with propaganda. It was only along the latter that Nanking and Mukden seemed to have gained ground, but what would happen through renewed efforts at diplomacy or on the battlefield remained to be seen.

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