POLITICAL INFORMATION: ULAN BATOR RADIO BROADCASTS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R000600680004-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 4, 1999
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: June 16, 1947
• Content Type: IR

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CENTRAL I TEL E E GROUP
I TELUGENCE REPORT
COUNTRY Mongolian People $ a Republic
SUBJECT Political Information: Ulan Bator Radio
Broadcasts
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The following is a speech by Choibalsana the "Commander i s Chief of all
the armed forces of the Mongol Revolutionary Army." made Marcho
"Comrades, Officers and Generals Today we celebrate the jubilee
of the twent ra-sixth anniversary of our national Revolutionary Party
During those years our Mongolian under the guidance rif our party
developed in an economic and educational tray, as well as in the
defense of the country. In 1945 our armed forces, together with
our al1y8 the USSR, decisively defeated our common onemy~ Japanese
imperialism,, and forced that enemy to surrender uneo diticnally.
At the pre sent time our Mongol Revolutionary Army...! the in-
dissoluble friendship of the USSR. According to the initiative
of the great Stalin (tiaith Stalin?s encourng ment?) our armed
forces will be further developed, though there are no nem ie s
CPYRGHT
"Comrades, Officers and Generals: Keep discipline strictly; teach
our soldiers military tactics ~9 ~sap.[-7R nd other methods in :he same way
s trey are practiced in the Uri7 Spread political duration
among the soldiers and explain to them the internati: teal situation.'
Lou must accomplish the teaching plan before the fix. t times on
the jubilee of the twenty-sixth anniversary of our R, iro1utic:na 'y
arty. ... " (reception tnter?rupted by powofailure)
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2, In twenty-two places in Cha.na the Americans organized different mils-~
ary schools for t3 training of general staff officers and of instr~uc-
ors for infantry and artillery units and for mechanict71 =d motor work
hepso At the same time the Americans organised special r;~.hools for
ecret scouts, as well as schools for military parachut1 ;s~,.oa
Chinese National mi11taiy forces and staffs' about 48OAOOO mere were
ransported to North China and Manchuria a under the convoy of American
it Forces. For that transfer of troops the Chinese Ministry of
ransport owed $300,,000,,000.
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to China a am ~ 3d turned
over to China various military surplus and so on for a sum amounting to
. S. $4,OOO1OOO OOO The U,Sa A. supplied China with 250 de ;troyers.
pine-tanks, more than )O0OOO tons' of heavy, i igh4 and other unsA and
any other 3eapens,, All those niiit ry means nre for the purpose of
anlrilih .ia t.ing the Popular Army of Li.be rr tlon in China.
"At the pre sont tine there are In China many 'thousands of ` rter iean
advisers and egents? Having set free Port Tsingtao for Chir?a (Peiping
note; having sep.,rated Tsangtao from China?), the U.S,,Aw ,is organizing
its large military bases in the port of Tsingtao. The U.A. has already
organized its airbases of the A,cric--.n Military fleet (sic) near the
big towns of China: in Shanghai, Nanking, Peiping,,, Tsing wr o, and in
other towns."
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prohibited by law.
Approved For Release .1999/09/08; CIA-RDP82-004$7R000600680004-1
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