Reports and memoranda on China by Kenneth Cantlie during the Second World War
- PART OF:
- Personal and business papers
- Made:
- 1936-1942
- part of archive:
- Kenneth Cantlie Archive
- maker:
- Cantlie, Kenneth
Folder with reports and memoranda prepared by Kenneth Cantlie relating to the Second World War and China. Contains a draft memorandum on measures on how to maintain Chinese and British relations with background information on Chinese politics, Kuomingtang and culture (written after British retreat from Burma 1941-1942); a three-page draft review on Chinese politics and notable figures within Kuomingtang, including Sun Yat-Sen, Chiang Kai-Shek, T.V. Soong and Soong sisters (written most likely early 1940s); an original folder titled 'CH. RLYS AND WAR' containing a copy of a report by Kenneth Cantlie to the Minister of Railways, China, 1936, outlining the preparations of Chinese railways for Sino-Japanese hostilities with a cover letter from War Office, London 5th August 1940 (31 pages).
Details
- Extent:
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1 file with 37 pages
- Identifier:
- CANT/1/35
- Access:
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