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Chinese He 111 A-0 bomber, 1930sChinese He 111 A-0 bomber, 1930s
Chinese He 111 A-0 bomber, 1930sChinese He 111 A-0 bomber, 1930s
Chinese He 111 A-0 bombers, 1930sChinese He 111 A-0 bombers, 1930s
Chinese He 111 A-0 bombers, 1930sChinese He 111 A-0 bombers, 1930s
Chinese military officers and civilian officials with a He 111 A-0 bomber, 1930sChinese pilots Jiang Xianxiang (left) and Luo Yingde (right) with a Hawk II (F11C Goshawk) fighter, China, 1930s
Chinese military officers and civilian officials with a He 111 A-0 bomber, 1930sChinese pilots Jiang Xianxiang (left) and Luo Yingde (right) with a Hawk II (F11C Goshawk) fighter, China, 1930s
Crew and guards of Chiang KaishekEntrance of Jianqiao Airfield, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, 1930s
Crew and guards of Chiang Kaishek's personal Ju 52 aircraft, Xi'an Airfield (later Xiguan Airport), Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, 1936Entrance of Jianqiao Airfield, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, 1930s
Japanese Ambassador Shigeru Kawagoe and Chiang Kaishek, Nanjing, China, 1936Ju 52 transport aircraft of the Chinese postal service, 1930s
Japanese Ambassador Shigeru Kawagoe and Chiang Kaishek, Nanjing, China, 1936Ju 52 transport aircraft of the Chinese postal service, 1930s
US Marine horsemen of American Legation Guard, Beiping, China, circa 1936US Marine horsemen of American Legation Guard, Beiping, China, circa 1936
US Marine horsemen of American Legation Guard, Beiping, China, circa 1936US Marine horsemen of American Legation Guard, Beiping, China, circa 1936
Zhang Jinghui and other Manchukuo leaders, circa 1930sChiang Kaishek at Baoguo Temple on Emei Mountain in Leshan, Sichuan Province, China on the occasion of a graduating class of officer candidates training on site, Aug 1935
Zhang Jinghui and other Manchukuo leaders, circa 1930sChiang Kaishek at Baoguo Temple on Emei Mountain in Leshan, Sichuan Province, China on the occasion of a graduating class of officer candidates training on site, Aug 1935
Hazel Ying Lee at an air show in Shanghai, China, 24 Sep 1936; note Shanghai mayor Wu Tiecheng behind LeeChiang Kaishek speaking with a civilian at the Xi
Hazel Ying Lee at an air show in Shanghai, China, 24 Sep 1936; note Shanghai mayor Wu Tiecheng behind LeeChiang Kaishek speaking with a civilian at the Xi'an Raiway Station, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, circa 30 Oct 1936; Chairman of Shaanxi Province Shao Lizi was standing next to Chiang
Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling at the Guanlin Temple in Luoyang, Henan Province, China, 31 Oct 1936Chiang Kaishek at a celebration for his birthday, Si Wei Tang, Luoyang, Henan Province, China, 31 Oct 1936; L to R: Xu Yongchang, Zhang Xueliang, Song Meiling, Chiang Kaishek, Yan Xishan
Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling at the Guanlin Temple in Luoyang, Henan Province, China, 31 Oct 1936Chiang Kaishek at a celebration for his birthday, Si Wei Tang, Luoyang, Henan Province, China, 31 Oct 1936; L to R: Xu Yongchang, Zhang Xueliang, Song Meiling, Chiang Kaishek, Yan Xishan
Song Meiling cutting a birthday cake for Chiang Kaishek, Luoyang, Henan Province, China, 31 Oct 1936Field gun crew of Shanxi-Suiyuan Army loyal to the Nationalist Chinese, Bailingmiao, Suiyuan Province, China, late Nov 1936
Song Meiling cutting a birthday cake for Chiang Kaishek, Luoyang, Henan Province, China, 31 Oct 1936Field gun crew of Shanxi-Suiyuan Army loyal to the Nationalist Chinese, Bailingmiao, Suiyuan Province, China, late Nov 1936

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