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Japanese soldiers in Shanghai, China, Aug-Nov 1937Japanese soldiers marching along the Great Wall, China, circa late 1937
Japanese soldiers in Shanghai, China, Aug-Nov 1937Japanese soldiers marching along the Great Wall, China, circa late 1937
Japanese soldiers playing with Chinese children, 1937Japanese troops celebrating the capture of Shanghai North Rail Station, Oct 1937
Japanese soldiers playing with Chinese children, 1937Japanese troops celebrating the capture of Shanghai North Rail Station, Oct 1937
Japanese troops fighting near the Shanghai North railway station, Shanghai, China, Oct 1937Japanese troops in gas masks in Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937, photo 1 of 2
Japanese troops fighting near the Shanghai North railway station, Shanghai, China, Oct 1937Japanese troops in gas masks in Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937, photo 1 of 2
Japanese troops in gas masks in Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937, photo 2 of 2Japanese troops in the ruins of Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937
Japanese troops in gas masks in Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937, photo 2 of 2Japanese troops in the ruins of Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937
Japanese troops wading ashore from troop transports, Hangzhou Bay, Shanghai, China, Oct 1937Kinai Maru just off Cristobal, Panama Canal Zone, Oct 1937
Japanese troops wading ashore from troop transports, Hangzhou Bay, Shanghai, China, Oct 1937Kinai Maru just off Cristobal, Panama Canal Zone, Oct 1937
Lord Halifax and Hermann Göring in Schorfheide, Germany, Oct 1937Officers of the Chinese 88th Division studying a map, Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937; note Germany-supplied helmets
Lord Halifax and Hermann Göring in Schorfheide, Germany, Oct 1937Officers of the Chinese 88th Division studying a map, Shanghai, China, Sep-Nov 1937; note Germany-supplied helmets
Troops of Chinese 179th Brigade departing Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China for the front lines, Oct 1937Type 94 Te-Ke tankettes in China, circa late 1937
Troops of Chinese 179th Brigade departing Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, China for the front lines, Oct 1937Type 94 Te-Ke tankettes in China, circa late 1937
Type 94 Te-Ke tankettes in China, circa late 1937US Marines guarding a group of interned Chinese troops in the Shanghai international settlement zone, China, late 1937
Type 94 Te-Ke tankettes in China, circa late 1937US Marines guarding a group of interned Chinese troops in the Shanghai international settlement zone, China, late 1937
US Navy officers inspecting USS Permit, New York, United States, circa late 1937; note USS Pollack and USS Plunger flanking USS PermitUSS Augusta displaying large US flags on top of her turrets during the Second Battle of Shanghai, China, 1937
US Navy officers inspecting USS Permit, New York, United States, circa late 1937; note USS Pollack and USS Plunger flanking USS PermitUSS Augusta displaying large US flags on top of her turrets during the Second Battle of Shanghai, China, 1937
USS Yorktown at Naval Operating Base Norfolk, Virginia, United States, Oct 1937; note flag of Rear Admiral Charles BlakelyWounded interned Chinese soldier receiving treatment, Shanghai international settlement zone, China, late 1937
USS Yorktown at Naval Operating Base Norfolk, Virginia, United States, Oct 1937; note flag of Rear Admiral Charles BlakelyWounded interned Chinese soldier receiving treatment, Shanghai international settlement zone, China, late 1937

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