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Kong Xiangxi (H. H. Kung) and Chiang Kaishek, China, early 1937Light cruiser Kirov, circa late-1930s
Kong Xiangxi (H. H. Kung) and Chiang Kaishek, China, early 1937Light cruiser Kirov, circa late-1930s
Light cruiser Kiso at a pier at Shibaura, Tokyo, Japan, 1937Light cruiser Köln underway, late 1930s; note He 60 floatplane flying above
Light cruiser Kiso at a pier at Shibaura, Tokyo, Japan, 1937Light cruiser Köln underway, late 1930s; note He 60 floatplane flying above
Light cruiser Pinghai, 1937Magda and Joseph Goebbels with their children, Helga, Hildegard, and Helmut, Germany, 1937
Light cruiser Pinghai, 1937Magda and Joseph Goebbels with their children, Helga, Hildegard, and Helmut, Germany, 1937
Major General Hugo Sperrle and Lieutenant Colonel Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen during the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1937Manchukuo cavalry officers in parade, 1930s; seen in 1937 Japanese publication
Major General Hugo Sperrle and Lieutenant Colonel Wolfram Freiherr von Richthofen during the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1937Manchukuo cavalry officers in parade, 1930s; seen in 1937 Japanese publication 'The Latest View of Manchukuo'
MB.200 bomber in flight, 1937Mitsumasa Yonai as commander in chief of the Combined Fleet, 1937
MB.200 bomber in flight, 1937Mitsumasa Yonai as commander in chief of the Combined Fleet, 1937
N3N-1 aircraft (Bureau Number 0680) at Naval Air Station Anascostia, Washington DC, United States, circa 1937Naval gun factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC, United States, circa 1937
N3N-1 aircraft (Bureau Number 0680) at Naval Air Station Anascostia, Washington DC, United States, circa 1937Naval gun factory, Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC, United States, circa 1937
Naval gunners in machine and bench work class, Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC, United States, circa 1937Nazi Party Hitler Youth members marching at Zeppelin Field, Nürnberg, Germany, date unknown
Naval gunners in machine and bench work class, Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC, United States, circa 1937Nazi Party Hitler Youth members marching at Zeppelin Field, Nürnberg, Germany, date unknown
North American BT-9 trainers under construction at the 160,000 square foot North American aircraft factory at Mines Field, Inglewood, California, 1936. The BT-9 design was a precursor to the famed AT-6 Texan.Officers and crew of battleship Nagato, 1937
North American BT-9 trainers under construction at the 160,000 square foot North American aircraft factory at Mines Field, Inglewood, California, 1936. The BT-9 design was a precursor to the famed AT-6 Texan.Officers and crew of battleship Nagato, 1937
Officers and men aboard Horst Wessel, 1937PBY-1 Catalina aircraft of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-12 in flight near Seattle, Washington, United States, 1937
Officers and men aboard Horst Wessel, 1937PBY-1 Catalina aircraft of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-12 in flight near Seattle, Washington, United States, 1937
Pickerel, circa 1937Polish C7P vehicle towing a heavy artillery piece, Poland, circa 1930s, photo 1 of 3
Pickerel, circa 1937Polish C7P vehicle towing a heavy artillery piece, Poland, circa 1930s, photo 1 of 3

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