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Workers carrying a gun manufactured at Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, circa 1890Kim Gu and other members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai, China, 17 Sep 1919
Workers carrying a gun manufactured at Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, circa 1890Kim Gu and other members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai, China, 17 Sep 1919
Kim Gu and other members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai, China, 1 Jan 1921Chinese cruiser Yingrui off Shanghai, China, 1928
Kim Gu and other members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai, China, 1 Jan 1921Chinese cruiser Yingrui off Shanghai, China, 1928
Song Ziwen and his wife Zhang Leyi in Shanghai, China, 1930sJapanese Crossley armored cars fighting in Shanghai, China, 1930s
Song Ziwen and his wife Zhang Leyi in Shanghai, China, 1930sJapanese Crossley armored cars fighting in Shanghai, China, 1930s
Troops of Chinese 19th Route Army guarding a roadblock in Shanghai, China, circa 28 Feb 1932Yoshinori Shirakawa, Kichisaburo Nomura, and others at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) moments before a bomb was detonated, Shanghai, China, 29 Apr 1932
Troops of Chinese 19th Route Army guarding a roadblock in Shanghai, China, circa 28 Feb 1932Yoshinori Shirakawa, Kichisaburo Nomura, and others at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) moments before a bomb was detonated, Shanghai, China, 29 Apr 1932
Yun Bong-gil under arrest after the Shanghai, China attack, 29 Apr 1932, photo 1 of 2Yun Bong-gil under arrest after the Shanghai, China attack, 29 Apr 1932, photo 2 of 2
Yun Bong-gil under arrest after the Shanghai, China attack, 29 Apr 1932, photo 1 of 2Yun Bong-gil under arrest after the Shanghai, China attack, 29 Apr 1932, photo 2 of 2
Crossley armored cars in Shanghai, China, 1933Marine Captain Chesty Puller in Shanghai, China, 1933
Crossley armored cars in Shanghai, China, 1933Marine Captain Chesty Puller in Shanghai, China, 1933
Crew of USS Augusta, Shanghai, China, 6 Apr 1935; note Chester Nimitz front row just left of the life preserver and Lewis Puller in front row, third from rightDC-2 passenger aircraft of China National Aviation Corporation on its maiden flight, over the pagoda of Longhua Temple, Shanghai, China, May 1935
Crew of USS Augusta, Shanghai, China, 6 Apr 1935; note Chester Nimitz front row just left of the life preserver and Lewis Puller in front row, third from rightDC-2 passenger aircraft of China National Aviation Corporation on its maiden flight, over the pagoda of Longhua Temple, Shanghai, China, May 1935
Hazel Ying Lee at an air show in Shanghai, China, 24 Sep 1936; note Shanghai mayor Wu Tiecheng behind LeeChinese troops at Bazi Bridge, Shanghai, China, circa early- or mid-1937
Hazel Ying Lee at an air show in Shanghai, China, 24 Sep 1936; note Shanghai mayor Wu Tiecheng behind LeeChinese troops at Bazi Bridge, Shanghai, China, circa early- or mid-1937
Harrison Forman, Shanghai, China, mid-1937A representative from a Shanghai women
Harrison Forman, Shanghai, China, mid-1937A representative from a Shanghai women's association donating clothing to Chinese troops, Shanghai, China, circa Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2
A representative from a Shanghai womenAerial view of buildings, Shanghai, China, mid-1937
A representative from a Shanghai women's association donating clothing to Chinese troops, Shanghai, China, circa Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Aerial view of buildings, Shanghai, China, mid-1937

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