28,557 items in this album on 1,428 pages.
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| Portrait of Norman Scott, circa 1940-1941 | Portrait of Paul von Kleist, 1940 |
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| Portrait of Robert von Greim, 1940 | Portrait of Rundstedt, 1940 |
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| Portrait of Ryuzo Sejima, circa late 1930s or early 1940s | Portrait of Stefanica Paunescu, 1940s |
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| Portrait of Sun Chu, date unknown | Portrait of Sun Li-jen, circa 1940s |
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| Portrait of Takeo Takagi, circa 1940 | Portrait of Tamon Yamaguchi, date unknown |
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| Portrait of the Rutherford family, circa 1940; Albert (Australian Army), Joyce (Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force), Dell, and Alice (Australian Women's Auxiliary Service) | Portrait of Tomonaga, circa early 1940s |
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| Portrait of Ulaan Huu, 1937-1945 | Portrait of Ushiroku, date unknown |
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| Portrait of Vojtech Tuka, date unknown | Portrait of Wilhelm Keitel, circa 1940 |
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| Portrait of Xue Yue, circa 1940s | Portrait of Yan Xishan, circa 1940 |
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| Postcard featuring a village along Cuva creek, Fiji, 1940s | Postcard featuring a village on the Sigatoka River, Fiji, 1940s |
28,557 items in this album on 1,428 pages.
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