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\u003Cbr>LIBRARY   |\n| --- |\n\nPRESENTED BY  \nhis parentsin memory ofBernard Wesley Ingham  \nTHE  \nSINO-INDIANBOUNDARYQUESTION  \nII  \n1lo  \n# THE SINO-INDIANBOUNDARY QUESTION\n\nII  \nPROGRESSIVE BOOKS &PERIOD1CALS LTD.Z21 GERRARD STREET EASTTORONIQ &ONTARQ  \nPROGRESSIVE BOOKS AND PERIODICALS LTD.1867 Amherst street,Montreal 132,Que.522-1373  \nFOREIGN LANGUAGES PRESSPEKING 1965  \nDS480,85  \nS54  \n126000    00a vr2393089  \n53  \n98AS0    01  \n962  \nCONTENTS  \nA BRIEF ACCOUNT ON THE SINO-INDIAN BOUNDARYQUESTION(Vice-Premier Chen Yi's Television Interviewwith Mr.Karlsson,Correspondent of the Swedish Broad-casting Corporation)February 17,1963  \n1  \nPREMIER CHOU EN-LAI'S LETTER TO PRIME MINISTERNEHRUApril 20,1963  \n13  \nTHE INDIAN GOVERNMENT'S REFUSAL OF NEGOTIA-TIONS UNDER THE SMOKESCREEN OF“ACCEPTANCEOF THE COLOMBO PROPOSALS IN TOTO”(Renmin Ri-bao's Editorial)October 13,1963  \n22  \nPREMIER CHOU EN-LAI'S TALK ON THE SINO-INDIANBOUNDARY QUESTION(Excerpts of His Speech at the  \nCairo Press Conference)December 20,1963  \n33  \nSTATEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE'SREPUBLIC OF CHINAOctober 9,196436  \nANNEXURES:  \nPROPOSALS OF THE COLOMBO CONFERENCE OF SIXASIAN-AFRICAN NATIONS41  \nTHE SO-CALLED DELHI CLARIFICATIONS DRAFTEDBY THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT43  \nC00  \n# A Brief Account on the Sino-IndianBoundary Question\n\n(Vice-Premier Chen Yi's Television Interview with Mr.Karlsson,Correspondent of the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation)  \nFebruary 17,1963  \nMr.Karlsson:Your Excellency,Mr.Vice-Premier,Iam greatly honoured to meet you during my visit toChina,and particularly to be able to present you,as oneof the leaders of the People's Republic of China,in thefirst television interview over the Swedish Broadcast-ing Corporation.  \nVice-Premier Chen Yi:I welcome you on your visitto China.Relations between China and Sweden havealways been good.Sweden pursues a policy of peaceand neutrality and has contributed to world peace.Onbehalf of the Chinese people,I would like to conveygreetings to the people of Sweden and the other Scan-dinavian countries through you and the Swedish Broad-casting Corporation.  \nMr.Karlsson:I will certainly do that.May I asksome questions now?  \nVice-Premier Chen Yi:Please.  \nQuestion 1:The Sino-Indian boundary dispute is anold question.Why,in your opinion,did it develop intoa military conflict during the last months of 1962?  \nAnswer:All along,the Chinese Government hassought a friendly settlement of the Sino-Indian bound-ary question through peaceful negotiations.China hasshown the greatest forbearance and restraint in dealingwith this dispute.India has refused to negotiate.More-over,she stepped up her armed encroachment ofChinese territory,and ultimately went so far as tolaunch massive armed attacks along the border.Thecourse of events was rather complicated,and I will tryto explain it as briefly as possible.  \nIndia already occupied,around 1950,more than 90,000square kilometres of Chinese territory in the easternsector of the Sino-Indian boundary,south of the illegalMcMahon Line.The occupied area was three times thesize of Belgium.The Chinese Government did not ac-cept this encroachment,but in orderto seek a peacefulsettlement of the question,it restrained its frontierguards from crossing the illegal McMahon Line.  \nThen in 1959,India laid claim groundlessly to over  \n30,000 more square kilometres of Chinese territory inthe western sector of the Sino-Indian boundary.More-over,India provoked sanguinary conflicts on two occa-sions during that year,first in the eastern and then inthe western sector of the boundary.As a result,tensionrose daily along the border.  \nQuestion 2:Why didn't the Sino-Indian boundary  \ndispute develop into a large-scale armed conflict in 1959?  \nAnswer:The Chinese Government took every pos-sible measure to prevent it.At that time,that is onNovember 7,1959,we proposed that the armed forcesof China and 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