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Japanese troops disarming Chinese soldiers in northeastern China, circa Sep-Oct 1931Kenji Doihara (in Army uniform) in Mukden, China, 20 Sep 1931
Japanese troops disarming Chinese soldiers in northeastern China, circa Sep-Oct 1931Kenji Doihara (in Army uniform) in Mukden, China, 20 Sep 1931
Troops of Chinese Fengtien Clique Northeastern Army marching in a town in northeastern China, Sep 1931Lavrentiy Beria with Joseph Stalin
Troops of Chinese Fengtien Clique Northeastern Army marching in a town in northeastern China, Sep 1931Lavrentiy Beria with Joseph Stalin's daughter Svetlana, Russia, 25 Sep 1931; note Stalin and Nestor Lakoba in background
Japanese troops in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province, China, Jan 1932Kliment Voroshilov, Maxim Gorky, and Joseph Stalin, 11 Oct 1931
Japanese troops in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province, China, Jan 1932Kliment Voroshilov, Maxim Gorky, and Joseph Stalin, 11 Oct 1931
Nazi German official Dr. Alfred Hugenberg observing a SA parade, Bad Harzburg, Germany, 11 Oct 1931Helmuth von Moltke (rear) and Freya Deichmann (left) on their wedding day, Köln, Germany, 18 Oct 1931; Moltke
Nazi German official Dr. Alfred Hugenberg observing a SA parade, Bad Harzburg, Germany, 11 Oct 1931Helmuth von Moltke (rear) and Freya Deichmann (left) on their wedding day, Köln, Germany, 18 Oct 1931; Moltke's mother (center) and Deichmann's mother (right) also present
Japanese troops firing field guns, northeastern China, circa Oct-Nov 1931Japanese troops leaving Okayama Railroad Station, Okayama, Japan for the front lines in northeastern China, late 1931
Japanese troops firing field guns, northeastern China, circa Oct-Nov 1931Japanese troops leaving Okayama Railroad Station, Okayama, Japan for the front lines in northeastern China, late 1931
Japanese troops marching into Qiqihar, Nenjiang Province, China, 19 Nov 1931, photo 1 of 2Japanese troops marching into Qiqihar, Nenjiang Province, China, 19 Nov 1931, photo 2 of 2
Japanese troops marching into Qiqihar, Nenjiang Province, China, 19 Nov 1931, photo 1 of 2Japanese troops marching into Qiqihar, Nenjiang Province, China, 19 Nov 1931, photo 2 of 2
Haguro, probably between Dec 1931 and Nov 1932 when she was the third-ranking ship of Japanese NavyA Japanese infantry platoon somewhere in northeastern China, circa 1930s
Haguro, probably between Dec 1931 and Nov 1932 when she was the third-ranking ship of Japanese Navy's Cruiser Squadron 4, Fourth Fleet; Japanese inscription in the lower right reads 'Large cruiser HagA Japanese infantry platoon somewhere in northeastern China, circa 1930s
Interior of a Japanese troop transport train, northeastern China, circa 1930sJapanese troops at barracks, possibly in Harbin, Songjiang Province, China, circa late 1931
Interior of a Japanese troop transport train, northeastern China, circa 1930sJapanese troops at barracks, possibly in Harbin, Songjiang Province, China, circa late 1931
Japanese troops in the back of a truck, northeastern China, 1930sMilitary burial of fallen Japanese Army soldiers, northeastern China, 1930s
Japanese troops in the back of a truck, northeastern China, 1930sMilitary burial of fallen Japanese Army soldiers, northeastern China, 1930s
A biplane landing on carrier Hosho, East China Sea, 1932A Hairong-class protected cruiser, China, circa 1930s
A biplane landing on carrier Hosho, East China Sea, 1932A Hairong-class protected cruiser, China, circa 1930s

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