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Ar 196 A-5 aircraft at rest on water in a port, date unknownHitler Youth recruitment poster, date unknown
Ar 196 A-5 aircraft at rest on water in a port, date unknownHitler Youth recruitment poster, date unknown
Horthy and Hitler observing Kriegsmarine U-Boats, 1938Ju 87 resting at an airfield, date unknown
Horthy and Hitler observing Kriegsmarine U-Boats, 1938Ju 87 resting at an airfield, date unknown
Trans Canada Airlines 14H2 passenger aircraft, circa 1938The Great Berlin Synagogue burning during Kristallnacht, 10 Nov 1938
Trans Canada Airlines 14H2 passenger aircraft, circa 1938The Great Berlin Synagogue burning during Kristallnacht, 10 Nov 1938
Battleship USS Nevada at anchor at Lahaina Roads, Territory of Hawaii, pre-war. Note SOC Seagull scout aircraft on Nevada’s catapults.Large German flag painted on the roof of the German embassy in Chongqing, China to alert against Japanese bombers, circa 1939
Battleship USS Nevada at anchor at Lahaina Roads, Territory of Hawaii, pre-war. Note SOC Seagull scout aircraft on Nevada’s catapults.Large German flag painted on the roof of the German embassy in Chongqing, China to alert against Japanese bombers, circa 1939
Warming up a He 111 bomberWhirlwind in flight, date unknown
Warming up a He 111 bomber's engine, date unknownWhirlwind in flight, date unknown
Submarine USS Swordfish shortly after launching at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, California, United States, 1 Apr 1939United States submarine Swordfish on the ways at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on the day of her launching, 1 Apr 1939
Submarine USS Swordfish shortly after launching at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, California, United States, 1 Apr 1939United States submarine Swordfish on the ways at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on the day of her launching, 1 Apr 1939
Typed script of the radio address King George VI of the United Kingdom delivered announcing Britain’s entry into the war with Germany, Buckingham Palace, London, England, UK, Sept 3, 1939. Page 1 of 2.Typed script of the radio address King George VI of the United Kingdom delivered announcing Britain’s entry into the war with Germany, Buckingham Palace, London, England, UK, Sept 3, 1939. Page 2 of 2.
Typed script of the radio address King George VI of the United Kingdom delivered announcing Britain’s entry into the war with Germany, Buckingham Palace, London, England, UK, Sept 3, 1939. Page 1 of 2.Typed script of the radio address King George VI of the United Kingdom delivered announcing Britain’s entry into the war with Germany, Buckingham Palace, London, England, UK, Sept 3, 1939. Page 2 of 2.
Ki-45 resting on a snowy airfield, date unknownLine of OS2U Kingfisher float planes running up their engines prior to a practice flight at a training base in the United States, 1939-40.
Ki-45 resting on a snowy airfield, date unknownLine of OS2U Kingfisher float planes running up their engines prior to a practice flight at a training base in the United States, 1939-40.
B-23 Dragon aircraft in flight, 1939-1940Chinese Hawk III fighters at Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, 1937-1945
B-23 Dragon aircraft in flight, 1939-1940Chinese Hawk III fighters at Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, 1937-1945
German Navy Grand Admiral Raeder holding his baton at a rally, date unknownGerman soldier recovering a mired KS600 motorcycle, date unknown
German Navy Grand Admiral Raeder holding his baton at a rally, date unknownGerman soldier recovering a mired KS600 motorcycle, date unknown

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