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In response to the Order on ceasing the privilege of Russian Embassy on 23 September 1920, the envoys from all countries in Bei**g that have entered into treaties with the Republic of China considered how the interests in China.
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It is “Hispanic (日斯巴尼亚国)” in the original text, which is changed into “Spanish (西班牙)” in the text here.
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“Diplomatic Communique (外交公报) (Issue 1)”, in Wang Jianlang (王建朗) (ed.), Collections of Diplomatic History during the Republic of China (民国时期外交史料汇编) (Vol. 52), (2014) Bei**g (北京): National Library of China Publishing House (国家图书馆出版社), at p. 221. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.
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Ibid. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding. As stated in a book, it is a diplomatic note by the Chinese Foreign Minister, and also from the Diplomatic Communique (外交公报) (Issue 1), but its source is not available. See Zhang Zhongfu (张忠绂) (ed.), Diplomatic History of the Republic of China (1911–1921) (中华民国外交史:1911–1921), (2012) Bei**g (北京): Sino-Culture Press (华文出版社), at p. 254.
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“Diplomatic Communique (外交公报) (Issue 1)”, in Wang Jianlang (王建朗) (ed.), Collections of Diplomatic History during the Republic of China (民国时期外交史料汇编) (Vol. 52), (2014) Bei**g (北京): National Library of China Publishing House (国家图书馆出版社), at pp. 222–225. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding. See also Zhang Zhongfu (张忠绂) (ed.), ibid., at pp. 254–256.
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“Diplomatic Communique (外交公报) (Issue 1)”, in Wang Jianlang (王建朗) (ed.), Collections of Diplomatic History during the Republic of China (民国时期外交史料汇编) (Vol. 52), (2014) Bei**g (北京): National Library of China Publishing House (国家图书馆出版社), at pp. 225–228. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding. See Zhang Zhongfu (张忠绂) (ed.), Diplomatic History of the Republic of China (1911–1921) (中华民国外交史:1911–1921), (2012) Bei**g (北京): Sino-Culture Press (华文出版社), at pp. 256–257.
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“Order of the Ministry of Justice on the Items to be Submitted by the Former Preparatory Office to the Registration Office to Continue Handling the Matters (司法部前筹备处呈报登记所继续办理情形应准备案令) (Order No. 907 to the High Court of East Province Special Region (训令东省特别区域高等厅第九〇七号)”, Judicial Gazette (司法公报), Issue 131. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.
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“Diplomatic Communique (外交公报) (Issue 1)”, in Wang Jianlang (王建朗) (ed.), Collections of Diplomatic History during the Republic of China (民国时期外交史料汇编) (Vol. 52), (2014) Bei**g (北京): National Library of China Publishing House (国家图书馆出版社), at pp. 229–230. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding. See Zhang Zhongfu (张忠绂) (ed.), Diplomatic History of the Republic of China (1911–1921) (中华民国外交史:1911–1921), (2012) Bei**g (北京): Sino-Culture Press (华文出版社), at pp. 257–258.
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See “Appendix: Historical Materials on Sino-Russian Relations (Ceasing the Treatment of Russian Embassy in the Ninth Year of the Republic of China) [中俄关系史料(停止俄使领待遇中华民国九年)]” in the Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica (台湾地区“**研究院**代史研究所”) (ed.), Historical Materials on Sino-Russian Relations: General Negotiations in the Ninth Year of the Republic of China (1920) [中俄关系史料: 一般交涉民国九年(1920)], (1968) Taipei (台北): Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica (台湾地区“**研究院**代史研究所”), at p. 244.
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The 128th issue of the Judicial Gazette was a temporary supplement with no information available on the release date. The announcement was published many times in the Judicial Bulletin afterwards. It is inferred that the publication time was in December 1920 since the 127th issue was published on 30 November 1920, and the 129th issue on 31 December 1920. No punctuation marks were used in the original text of this book, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.
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Cai, Y. (2023). 1920. In: A Chronicle of China’s Notary History (1902–1979). Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1685-6_13
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