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Zheng Xiaoxu with Manchukuo officials, China, circa 1930sZheng Xiaoxu with Reginald Johnston, northeastern China, 1935
Zheng Xiaoxu with Manchukuo officials, China, circa 1930sZheng Xiaoxu with Reginald Johnston, northeastern China, 1935
Chairman of the Nationalist Government Lin Sen with head of Executive Yuan Wang Jinwei, Italian ambassador Vincenzo Lojacono, and others, Nanjing, China, 25 Jan 1935Wang Jingwei, Lin Sen, and Italian Ambassador to China Vincenzo Lojacono shortly after Lojacono had delivered his credentials, Nanjing, China, 25 Jan 1935
Chairman of the Nationalist Government Lin Sen with head of Executive Yuan Wang Jinwei, Italian ambassador Vincenzo Lojacono, and others, Nanjing, China, 25 Jan 1935Wang Jingwei, Lin Sen, and Italian Ambassador to China Vincenzo Lojacono shortly after Lojacono had delivered his credentials, Nanjing, China, 25 Jan 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 rightChinese Central Military Academy cadet Sun Chengxin (Wade-Giles: Sun Chung Hsin) with a Type 24 machine gun, Nanjing, China, Jul 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 rightChinese Central Military Academy cadet Sun Chengxin (Wade-Giles: Sun Chung Hsin) with a Type 24 machine gun, Nanjing, China, Jul 1935
Dutch ambassador to China Baron G. de Vos van Steenwijk delivering his credentials, Nanjing, China, 19 Sep 1935Launching ceremony of cruiser Pinghai, Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, 28 Sep 1935
Dutch ambassador to China Baron G. de Vos van Steenwijk delivering his credentials, Nanjing, China, 19 Sep 1935Launching ceremony of cruiser Pinghai, Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, 28 Sep 1935
Border guards at a checkpoint on the Chinese-Burmese border, 1936Chen Jitang and Li Zongren being sworn into their respective positions, China, circa 1936
Border guards at a checkpoint on the Chinese-Burmese border, 1936Chen Jitang and Li Zongren being sworn into their respective positions, China, circa 1936
Chen Shaokuan in Nanjing, China, 1936Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling on vacation in northwestern China, 1936
Chen Shaokuan in Nanjing, China, 1936Chiang Kaishek and Song Meiling on vacation in northwestern China, 1936
Chiang Kaishek at the Shaolin Monastary at Mount Song, Henan Province, China, 1936Chinese Air Force I-15bis fighter in flight above the Jianqiao Central Aviation School, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, circa 1930s
Chiang Kaishek at the Shaolin Monastary at Mount Song, Henan Province, China, 1936Chinese Air Force I-15bis fighter in flight above the Jianqiao Central Aviation School, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, circa 1930s
Chinese Army Light Amphibious Tank, 1930sChinese Army Light Amphibious Tank, 1930s
Chinese Army Light Amphibious Tank, 1930sChinese Army Light Amphibious Tank, 1930s
Chinese Army Light Amphibious Tanks with their crew, 1930sChinese Army Light Amphibious Tanks, 1930s
Chinese Army Light Amphibious Tanks with their crew, 1930sChinese Army Light Amphibious Tanks, 1930s
Chinese Army Light Amphibious Tanks, 1930sChinese communist troops training with MP 18 submachine guns, 1930s
Chinese Army Light Amphibious Tanks, 1930sChinese communist troops training with MP 18 submachine guns, 1930s

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