Lytton Commission We, representatives of the League of Nations, would like to give our League of Nations Official Pronouncement following the events of the Mukden Incident and the formation of Manchukuo. First of all, we would like to list the facts accepted by both Japan and China. On the 18th of September, 1931, a track of the Southern Manchurian Railway was detonated by a bomb. As a result of this detonation, the Japanese army advanced into …showed first 75 words of 337 total…

…showed last 75 words of 337 total…they have been torn apart by civil war but are trying to unite the torn country again when suddenly the Japanese suddenly intervene. After a long discussion, we League of Nations find China guilty for the Mukden Incident and the form of Manchukuo. China has no right to have Manchuria under Chinese rule. If the dynasty had been more powerful and modernized, then the Mukden Incident would have not happened thus not creating the Manchukuo.