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April 1944
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Diplomatic privileges in Great Britain are suspended for all countries other than the United States, the Soviet Union and the Commonwealth countries, to prevent vital intelligence leaking before D-Day
The Japanese attack on the Peking-Hankow line
Regulations are issued to prevent people from inciting strikes
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