When he briefed the FBI's China Liaison Committee, it was later noted by the Chairman, Sir G. MacDonagh, that Timperley's 'real object was propaganda for the Chinese Government'
Next day she was summoned to Donald's office. "Miss Sues," he told her, "it is seven minutes to five, October 7, 1937. .
Remember this moment; you are hereby engaged by Madame Chiang Kai-shek to help reorganise publicity In accordance with your memorandum."
"Thousands of Chinese coolies were pressed into service of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's army(...)"
ヴォートリン日記に出てくる「拉致された男達」、「敗残兵と一般市民の分別」
の正体は、これであったのだろうと私は見ています。
南京の人口について
・・in midsummer boasted a population of more than 1,000,000, fewer than 200,000 Chinese remain.
憲兵の様子と、犯罪者の取り扱いについて
Japanese here say that every complaint from Mr. Allison or other foreign officials,
even from foreigners connected only with the refugee camps, receives immediate investigation,
the foreigners being accompanied by Japanese consular police and gendarmes during the inquiries.
Severe physical punishment was said to have been meted out in most cases where guilt was established.
In mild cases there were severe reprimands and suspended sentences.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Dec 25, 1940 http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/17706983
・汪精衛によると蒋介石は交渉の基礎として提案を受け入れる意思を表明した。
トラウトマン調停が頓挫した理由は不明。蒋介石の心変わりか、日本の態度の硬化か。
・近衛声明の平和条項における３つの要点。友好、反共、経済協力。
Western Nationals Who Stayed Or Visited Nanjing, 13 December 1937-Mid-March 1938
01) Frank Tillman Durdin American The New York Times Dec. 13-15
02) Charles Yates McDaniel American Associated Press Dec. 13-16
03) Arthur von Briesen Menken American Paramount Newsreel Dec. 13-15
04) Archibald Trojan Steele American Chicago Daily News Dec. 13-15
05) Leslie C. Smith British Reuters Dec. 13-15
06) John Rabe German Siemens Dec 13-Feb.23
07) Christian Kröger German Carlowitz & Co Dec.13-Jan 23
08) Eduard Sperling German Shanghai Insurance Co Dec.13-
09) Auguste Zautig German Kiesseling & Bader Dec.13-Feb.28
10) Richard Hempel German North Hotel Dec.13-
11) Rupert R. Hatz Austrian Nanjing Safety Zone Dec.13-Feb.28
12) Nicolai Pdshivoloff White Russian Sandgren’s Electricshop Dec. 13-
13) A. Zial White Russian Nanjing Safety Zone Dec.13-
14) Miner Searle Bates American Univ of Nanjing Dec.13-
15) Lewis Strong Casey Smythe American Univ of Nanjing Dec.13-
16) Charles Henry Riggs American Univ of Nanjing Dec.13-
17) Robert Ory Wilson American Univ of Nanjing Hosp Dec.13-
18) Clifford Sharp Trimmer American Univ of Nanjing Hosp Dec.13-
19) Iva Hynds American Univ of Nanjing Hosp Dec.13-
20) Grace Bauer American Univ of Nanjing Hosp Dec.13-
21) Minnie Vautrin American Jinling College Dec.13-
22) George Ashmore Fitch American YMCA Dec.13-Jan 29 Feb.10-20
23) John Gillespie Magee American Amer. Church Mission Dec.13-
24) James Henry McCallum American Unit.Christian Miss.Chur. Dec.13-
25) Wilson Plumer Mills American Northern Presb. Mission Dec.13-
26) Hubert Lafayette Sone American Nanjing Theological Seminary Dec.13-
27) Ernest Herman Forster Americn American Church Mission Dec.13-
28) Bernhard Alp Sindberg Danish Jingnan Cement Works Numerous trips since Dec.13
29) John Moore Allison American American Embassy Jan.6
30) James Espy American American Embassy Jan.6
31) Archibald Alexander McFadyen, Jr. American American Embassy Jan.6-Mar.13
32) John M. Sheehan American USS Oahu Jan.7, Feb.17,23
33) H.I. Prideaux-Brune British British Embassy Jan.9-29
34) W.A.Lovat-Fraser British British Embassy Jan.9-16
35) Georg Rosen German German Embassy Jan.9-
36) Paul Scharffenberg German German Embassy Jan.9-
37) Alfred Huerter German German Embassy Jan.9-
38) J.S. Wasler British British Embassy Jan.12-16
39) Naval Radio Operator American American Embassy Jan.19-
40) Stanley Bishoprick American China Export & Import Lumber Co. Jan.23-Feb.6
41) E.W. Jeffery British British Embassy Jan.27-
42) Walter Henry Williams British British Embassy Jan.27-
43) Ferrolo Italian Italian Embassy Jan.29-?
44) Prinela Gozio Italian Italian Embassy Jan.29-?
45) Medical Officer American USS Oahu Feb.17
46) J.F. Armstrong British HMS Bee Feb.17
47) Hendrick Bos Dutch Netherlands Legation Feb.8-12
48) James F. Kearney American American Jesuit Mission Feb.11-13
49) French Air Attaché French French Embassy Feb.11-13
50) Richard Freeman Brady American Univ Hospital Feb.21
51) George Atcheson American American Embassy Mar.11-13
The new Japanese Garrison Commander at Nanking, General Amaya, on 5 February 1938, at the Japanese Embassy in Nanking made a statement to the Foreign diplomatic corps criticizing
the attitude of the foreigners who had been sending abroad reports of Japanese atrocities at Nanking and upbraiding them for encouraging anti-Japanese feeling. This statement by Amaya
reflected the attitude of the Japanese Military toward foreigners in China, who were hostile to the Japanese policy of waging an unrestrained punitive war against the people of China.
間接的な関係で、W.H.ドナルドが
"As long as our sovereignty is endangered, we will not consider peace."
と宣言しているのが興味深いです。
CHINESE WILL RESIST TO THE END. - The Sydney Morning Herald, November 12, 1937 http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/17410685
It is to be noted that the incidents thus recorded cover only the Nanking Safety Zone, and that the rest of Nanking was practically deserted until the end of January and most of the time was without foreign observers during this whole period.
There were only 8,550 persons in the districts studied outside the wall, which suffered so terribly from the burning
by the Chinese army and form violence, and in March were still more dangerous on the whole than the inner city.
