File:Telegram concerning the Chinese withdrawal from northern French Indo-China (1945).jpg

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A (top secret) telegram sent to the Australians by the British regarding the Chinese withdrawing their troops from allied-occupied French Indo-China from late December 1945.

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English: A (top secret) telegram sent to the Australians by the British regarding the Chinese withdrawing their troops from allied-occupied French Indo-China from late December 1945.
Date Late December 1945
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Author The government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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