China: Death sentence passed on Mrs K. Hadley; training of Chinese naval officers in Britain and loan of British officers to Chinese navy; capsizing of Chinese naval launch at Weihaiwei - Archives Direct

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Field name	Value
Reference	FO 371/18131
Department/Office	Foreign Office
Title	China: Death sentence passed on Mrs K. Hadley; training of Chinese naval officers in Britain and loan of British officers to Chinese navy; capsizing of Chinese naval launch at Weihaiwei
Date	1934
Collection	Foreign Office Files for China, 1930-1937
Region	East Asia
Countries	China, United Kingdom
Places	Beidaihe; Beijing; Fujian; Fuzhou; Guangzhou; Hefei; Hong Kong; Huangpu; Japan; Jiangxi; Jilin; London; Mukden; Nanjing; Shanghai; Shenyang; Tokyo; United Kingdom; United States; Weihai; Yili; Zhenjiang
People	Cadogan, Alexander; Chiang Kai-shek; Lampson, Miles (1st Baron Killearn); Wang Jingwei
Topics	British firms; Chinese Maritime Customs; Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang); conference; consulate; currency; customs; debt; education; electricity; embassy; financial aid; hospitals; intelligence; judicial system; mining; Minister of Foreign Affairs; Mukden Incident; murder; navigation; oil; People's Liberation Army; piracy; police; ports; press; radio; railways; rebellions; Royal Air Force; Royal Navy; Secretary of State; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Shanghai Municipal Council; sterling; taxation; tea; telegraphs; trade; Vickers-Armstrongs; war; weapons
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