1. RETURN OF PORT ARTHUR AND DAIREN 2. OPINIONS ON CHINESE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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CIA-RDP82-00457R006100680006-8
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December 14, 2016
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January 25, 2001
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6
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November 1, 1950
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REPORT
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25X1X _jA %1%pproved For ReIeW%O }63 A -00457R OO68 COUNTRY China 25X1X SUBJECT 1. floturn of } ort Arthur and Dairen 2. t iinion.s on Chinese Communist International Relations PLACE 25X1 A ACQUIRED DATE OF 25X1 X INFO. THIS DOCUUS TCOHTAIS5ISFOSR?ATIO9AFFECIIWOTIICHA':;OSIALDSPESSS OF TQH UNITED STATES giTHff9 TNS 6SA0ISO OF THE ESJ;OI:AOE ACT DD 0. S. C.. 99 AISD 92. AS ASEHDED. ITS TRAt53f3ISSWYI OE T Il REVS ATIOS OF ITS CODTECRry 119 AIIT IIASNES' TO A*.I OIIAlfY'f'ORIT:!iD I'C,$OII IS Pf:O- IfISITaD DT I.W. REPCOODCTIOD or THIS FOSS IS seanI'ISTED.. SOURCE 25X1A CD NO. DATE DISTR. 1 : ov NO. OF PAGES 1 NO. OF ENCLS. (LISTED #ELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION 1. "rhereas most key. questions of Chinese foreign policy, particularly those touching on Chinese-Soviet relationships, are handled on a top-secret basis by high Communis?,, officials and Soviet advisers in Peiping, matters arising from the planned ~*eturn of Port Arthur and Dairen to China are handled in a routine manner by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 2. The question of the restitution to China of control of Port Arthur and Dairen, however, is recognized by both.the Chinese people as a whole and the Soviet Union as an academic one. Both feel that in 1952, when according to the Sino-Soviet Treaty control of these ports returns to the Chinese, Soviet control over that Governnent will be so corplete as to ensure continued do facto Sovie', use of the ports. The Chinese Camunist Government has recognized certain non-Soviet-satellite countries any exchanged diplomatic representatives with them in order to point out to the nations of the world that their status as the Government of China-is recognized by nations other than tt,oso in the Soviet orbit. In addition, . t'ey are anxious to develop ties with former colonial countries which are now independent in order to make use of those countriest anti imperialist feelings to build a basis for understanding bettreeri Communist China and ::ach countries as Durma, Indonesia and India. 25X1A This document is hereby regraded to CONFIDENTIAL in accordance with the letter of 16 October 1973 from the Director of Central Intelligence to the Archivist of the United States. Next Review Date: 2008 CONFIDENTIAL STATE ARMY CLASSIFICATION " I~, NAV'f I NSRB CONFIDENTIAL Ll Approved For Release 2001/03/05: CIA-RDP82-00457R006100680006-8 INFORMATION REPORT