SPECIAL DATA FAR EASTERN WAR SCENE [Drawing: Map, Indo-China] [Drawing: Flower] Observers in Shanghai believed the Japanese, reported concentrating at Hainan, were planning a move into French Indo-China. Far eastern experts in Washington, D.C. believed Japan's reported new demands on Indo-China were based on deternimation to place Japanese forces within striking distance of Singapore and to Dutch East Indes and that a moce into Indo China would also put them in position for a clow at China's Burma road supply line. Arrows (red) indicate Hiese possible objectives; Shading (orange), Japanese penetration of China. Moline Daily Dispatch July 24 1941

Creator

• Brown, Theophilus

Language

• English

Identifier

• 1941_1_244
• MS02.01.22.244

Keyword

• diary

Year

• 1941

Date created

• 1941

Related url

•  https://digital.wpi.edu/show/5999n689w

Resource type

• Image

Source

• MS02.01.22.244.289

Last modified

• 2023-09-01