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USS Perch silhouetted by the sun, circa 1936-1937USS S-27, late 1930s
USS Perch silhouetted by the sun, circa 1936-1937USS S-27, late 1930s
Vehicles of Japanese 2nd Tank Regiment on the move, mid- to late-1930sView of battleship Nagato
Vehicles of Japanese 2nd Tank Regiment on the move, mid- to late-1930sView of battleship Nagato's bow and superstructure, Japan, circa 1930s
Werner von Fritsch and Ludwig Beck in conversation during maneuvers in in Mecklenburg and Pomerania, Germany, 1937Wilhelm Gustloff under construction, Slip VII of the Blohm und Voss shipyard, Hamburg, Germany, 1937
Werner von Fritsch and Ludwig Beck in conversation during maneuvers in in Mecklenburg and Pomerania, Germany, 1937Wilhelm Gustloff under construction, Slip VII of the Blohm und Voss shipyard, Hamburg, Germany, 1937
XB-14A prototype bomber at rest, pre-26 Feb 1941Xi Qia with Manchukuo and Japanese officials, northeastern China, 1930s
XB-14A prototype bomber at rest, pre-26 Feb 1941Xi Qia with Manchukuo and Japanese officials, northeastern China, 1930s
Y1B-17 aircraft in flight, circa 1937Yue Yiqin in full flight gear with a Hawk III fighter, China, 1930s
Y1B-17 aircraft in flight, circa 1937Yue Yiqin in full flight gear with a Hawk III fighter, China, 1930s
Zhang Jinghui with family, circa 1930sZheng Xiaoxu, China, circa 1930s
Zhang Jinghui with family, circa 1930sZheng Xiaoxu, China, circa 1930s
Chinese Ambassador Cheng Tianfang immediately after he had presented his credentials to Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, Jan 1936; seen in 12 Apr 1936 issue of China PictorialHaneda Airfield, Tokyo, Japan, circa Jan 1937. Note the Fokker F.VII Trimotor airliner on the ramp.
Chinese Ambassador Cheng Tianfang immediately after he had presented his credentials to Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, Jan 1936; seen in 12 Apr 1936 issue of China PictorialHaneda Airfield, Tokyo, Japan, circa Jan 1937. Note the Fokker F.VII Trimotor airliner on the ramp.
View of SoryuHenley ready for launching, Mare Island Navy Yard, California, United States, 12 Jan 1937; note Preston partially visible through the crane rails, at right
View of Soryu's wake from the after end of the boat stowage deck during a speed trial, Japan, Nov 1937Henley ready for launching, Mare Island Navy Yard, California, United States, 12 Jan 1937; note Preston partially visible through the crane rails, at right
Vincennes making 10.74 knots during trials off Rockland, Maine, United States, at 1258 on 12 Jan 1937Himmler, Heydrich, Daluege, and Adolf Hühnlein at a memorial ceremony on German Police Day, Horst-Wessel-Platz, Berlin, Germany, 16 Jan 1937
Vincennes making 10.74 knots during trials off Rockland, Maine, United States, at 1258 on 12 Jan 1937Himmler, Heydrich, Daluege, and Adolf Hühnlein at a memorial ceremony on German Police Day, Horst-Wessel-Platz, Berlin, Germany, 16 Jan 1937
Wang Jingwei arriving at Ming Palace Airport, Nanjing, China, 18 Jan 1937, photo 1 of 2Wang Jingwei arriving at Ming Palace Airport, Nanjing, China, 18 Jan 1937, photo 2 of 2
Wang Jingwei arriving at Ming Palace Airport, Nanjing, China, 18 Jan 1937, photo 1 of 2Wang Jingwei arriving at Ming Palace Airport, Nanjing, China, 18 Jan 1937, photo 2 of 2

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