To Joseph Stalin
Encryption: None
Are you under the impression that we have any want of Soviet land? When our sole purpose is to stop this war with Japan, you send us a warning note? What are we going to do, blow you up? Of all the outrages I have received in office, this is one of the worst! I demand that you stall your machinations at the border at once, in the name of friendship and of simple courtesy!
President Sun Yatsen
His secretary came in abruptly, and said, "Sir, there's a telegram for you." Sun snatched the piece of paper out of the secretary's hand, and scrutinized it.
To President Sun Yatsen
There is a growing Communist movement in the north, and it seems we cannot ignore these people any longer. Last week they attempted to set up a Chinese Soviet in Xinjiang. I'm rather stumped as to what I should do about these rebels of ours, and await your orders.
General Chiang Kaishek
An idea had just struck him, one that completely alleviated his foul mood. Sun drafted another letter on the spot in response.
To General Chiang Kaishek
Send a message to the leader of the Communists--tell them I would like to meet with their leader sometime very soon, preferably in the Capital. Don't let them be harmed in any way.
President Sun Yatsen