28,618 items in this album on 1,431 pages.
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| Portrait of a Japanese Army tanker, circa 1930s | Portrait of a Japanese Army tanker, circa 1930s |
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| Portrait of a Japanese Army tanker, circa 1930s | Portrait of a Japanese soldier with a Jewish refugee in Shanghai, China, date unknown |
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| Portrait of a Japanese soldier with a Jewish refugee in Shanghai, China, date unknown | Portrait of a naval infantryman of the Yokosuka Naval District, Japan, circa 1930s |
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| Portrait of Brigadier General George Marshall, circa 1938 | Portrait of Cen Zeliu, late 1930s |
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| Portrait of Dai Li, circa 1930s | Portrait of Erich von Manstein, 1938 |
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| Portrait of Fumimaro Konoe, 1938 | Portrait of Fumimaro Konoe, circa 1930s |
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| Portrait of General Ma Bufang, late 1930s | Portrait of General Wilhelm Keitel, 1937-1938 |
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| Portrait of German Chief of the Reich Chancellery Hans Lammers in SS uniform, circa 1938-1940 | Portrait of Gunsyn Tsydenova, 1938 |
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| Portrait of Heindrichs, 1938 | Portrait of Heinrich Himmler, 1938 |
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| Portrait of Ivan Bagramyan, 1938 | Portrait of Joachim von Ribbentrop, 1938 |
28,618 items in this album on 1,431 pages.
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