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Japanese officer paying respect to the tomb of an unknown Chinese soldier killed in battle, China, 1937Japanese soldier guarding a section of the Great Wall of China, 1937
Japanese officer paying respect to the tomb of an unknown Chinese soldier killed in battle, China, 1937Japanese soldier guarding a section of the Great Wall of China, 1937
Japanese soldier with camel, northeastern China, 1937Josef Goebbels in a meeting with Government Secretary Walter Funk at the Propaganda Ministry, Berlin, Germany, 1937; Goebbels
Japanese soldier with camel, northeastern China, 1937Josef Goebbels in a meeting with Government Secretary Walter Funk at the Propaganda Ministry, Berlin, Germany, 1937; Goebbels' personal secretary Karl Hanke in background
K800 motorcycles of Chinese Army still-in-training Armored Regiment, Nanjing, China, circa 1937K800 motorcycles of Chinese Army still-in-training Armored Regiment, Nanjing, China, circa 1937
K800 motorcycles of Chinese Army still-in-training Armored Regiment, Nanjing, China, circa 1937K800 motorcycles of Chinese Army still-in-training Armored Regiment, Nanjing, China, circa 1937
K800 motorcycles of Chinese Army still-in-training Armored Regiment, Nanjing, China, circa 1937Light cruiser Kirov, circa late-1930s
K800 motorcycles of Chinese Army still-in-training Armored Regiment, Nanjing, China, circa 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
Manchukuo cavalry officers in parade, 1930s; seen in 1937 Japanese publication Officers and men aboard Horst Wessel, 1937
Manchukuo cavalry officers in parade, 1930s; seen in 1937 Japanese publication 'The Latest View of Manchukuo'Officers and men aboard Horst Wessel, 1937
PBY-1 Catalina aircraft of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-12 in flight near Seattle, Washington, United States, 1937Portrait of cadet Albert O. Vorse from the 1937 United States Naval Academy “Luck Bag” yearbook.
PBY-1 Catalina aircraft of US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-12 in flight near Seattle, Washington, United States, 1937Portrait of cadet Albert O. Vorse from the 1937 United States Naval Academy “Luck Bag” yearbook.
Portrait of Prince Yi Geon of Korea in the uniform of a captain of the Japanese Army, 1937Portrait of Yan Xishan, 1930s; seen in The China Incident Photograph Album published by Tokosha in 1938
Portrait of Prince Yi Geon of Korea in the uniform of a captain of the Japanese Army, 1937Portrait of Yan Xishan, 1930s; seen in The China Incident Photograph Album published by Tokosha in 1938
Saburo, a Japanese Army war dog, 1937SdKfz. 222 light armored cars of the Chinese 88th Division, China, circa late 1930s
Saburo, a Japanese Army war dog, 1937SdKfz. 222 light armored cars of the Chinese 88th Division, China, circa late 1930s

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