I decided to bring you a little Friday night clipping from the archives where, as always, I have my eye open for treason and treachery:<\/p>\n
In the Chinese national government archival collection at Taiwan’s Academia Historica there is a small file from the military affairs committee1<\/a><\/sup> dated April, 1938 and entitled:<\/p>\n Take Strict Precautions Against the Enemy’s Female Traitors <\/strong> The concise attached brief2<\/a><\/sup> says that, “According to reports, [Japan’s] special services last month began to dispatch [Chinese] trained female traitors to Hankou, Chongqing, Changsha and other cities” who are to conduct intelligence operations against nationalist forces. It recommends a close investigation and special vigilance against these traitors.3<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n \u8ecd\u4e8b\u59d4\u54e1\u6703, is there a better standard translation for this? ↩<\/a><\/p><\/li> in the form of a \u4ee3\u96fb report, then largely repeated in an directive \u8a13\u4ee4 ↩<\/a><\/p><\/li>
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