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Lee Meng, guerrilla leader, China

Mar. 09, 1953 - Guerrilla leader Lee Meng pardoned. The Sultan of Perak changed the situation regarding the Lee Meng. Lee Meng had given the command to murder several Europeans in Malaysia, but she had been captured by the British. In addition several days ago Winston Churchill refused to negotiate a swap for the British businessman Edgar Sanders, who was incarcerated in Budapest. It is not impossible that this exchange will once again be floated

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