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Aerial view of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, United States with the Manette Bridge over the Port Washington Narrows in the background, 1932.Amiot 143 aircraft at an airfield, circa 1930s
Aerial view of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, United States with the Manette Bridge over the Port Washington Narrows in the background, 1932.Amiot 143 aircraft at an airfield, circa 1930s
Armored cruiser Izumo in Shanghai harbor, China, 1932Aviator Ernst Udet (at camera), cameraman Hans Schneeberger, and film director Arnold Fanck, circa 1932
Armored cruiser Izumo in Shanghai harbor, China, 1932Aviator Ernst Udet (at camera), cameraman Hans Schneeberger, and film director Arnold Fanck, circa 1932
Battleship Yamashiro, circa 1930sBattleships Nagato (foreground) and Mutsu (background) underway, circa early 1930s
Battleship Yamashiro, circa 1930sBattleships Nagato (foreground) and Mutsu (background) underway, circa early 1930s
Benito Mussolini and his son Romano at Riccione, Italy, 1932Benito Mussolini in an Alfa Romeo race car, Villa Torlonia, Rome, Italy, 19 Aug 1932; left to right: Amedeo Bignami, unknown, Benito Mussolini, Prospero Gianferrari, Tazio Nuvolari, Achille Starace, Mario Umberto Borzacchini
Benito Mussolini and his son Romano at Riccione, Italy, 1932Benito Mussolini in an Alfa Romeo race car, Villa Torlonia, Rome, Italy, 19 Aug 1932; left to right: Amedeo Bignami, unknown, Benito Mussolini, Prospero Gianferrari, Tazio Nuvolari, Achille Starace, Mario Umberto Borzacchini
Benito Mussolini making a speech, circa 1932Benito Mussolini on the beach at Riccione, Italy, 1932
Benito Mussolini making a speech, circa 1932Benito Mussolini on the beach at Riccione, Italy, 1932
Benito Mussolini rowing a boat with lifeguard Pasquale Corazza and his son Romano Mussolini, Riccione, Italy, 1932Bre.530 Saigon aircraft, 1932
Benito Mussolini rowing a boat with lifeguard Pasquale Corazza and his son Romano Mussolini, Riccione, Italy, 1932Bre.530 Saigon aircraft, 1932
Chiang Kaishek and Chinese officers at Lushan, Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China, 1932Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, China, circa early 1930s
Chiang Kaishek and Chinese officers at Lushan, Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China, 1932Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling, China, circa early 1930s
Chicago firing a torpedo in practice, during the early 1930sChinese Army Generals Dai Ji and Cai Tingkai, China, circa 1932
Chicago firing a torpedo in practice, during the early 1930sChinese Army Generals Dai Ji and Cai Tingkai, China, circa 1932
Destroyer USS Reuben James, circa 1932.Devonshire in Chinese waters, circa early 1930s, photo 1 of 2
Destroyer USS Reuben James, circa 1932.Devonshire in Chinese waters, circa early 1930s, photo 1 of 2
Devonshire in Chinese waters, circa early 1930s, photo 2 of 2Ernst Udet (on aircraft wing) in Greenland, still picture from the film "S. O. S. Iceberg", 1932
Devonshire in Chinese waters, circa early 1930s, photo 2 of 2Ernst Udet (on aircraft wing) in Greenland, still picture from the film "S. O. S. Iceberg", 1932

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