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Japanese Ki-21 bomber dropping bombs on Chongqing, China, China, 14 Sep 1940; note Yangtze RiverEmperor Kangde of the puppet state of Manchukuo arriving at the dedication ceremony of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940
Japanese Ki-21 bomber dropping bombs on Chongqing, China, China, 14 Sep 1940; note Yangtze RiverEmperor Kangde of the puppet state of Manchukuo arriving at the dedication ceremony of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940
Emperor Kangde of the puppet state of Manchukuo leaving at the dedication ceremony of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940Japanese representatives at the dedication ceremony of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940
Emperor Kangde of the puppet state of Manchukuo leaving at the dedication ceremony of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940Japanese representatives at the dedication ceremony of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940
Zhang Jinghui and other Manchukuo officials at the dedication of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940Japanese Special Naval Landing Force troops in Shanghai, China, Nov 1940
Zhang Jinghui and other Manchukuo officials at the dedication of the Manchukuo National Martyr Shrine, Xinjing (Changchun), China, 18 Sep 1940Japanese Special Naval Landing Force troops in Shanghai, China, Nov 1940
Wang Jingwei officially being sworn in as the president of the Japanese puppet regime in Nanjing, China, 29 Nov 1940; he had been the acting leader of the puppet regime since 20 Mar 1940Wang Jingwei signing an agreement with the Japanese over the recognition of the puppet nation of Manchukuo, Nanjing, China, 30 Nov 1940
Wang Jingwei officially being sworn in as the president of the Japanese puppet regime in Nanjing, China, 29 Nov 1940; he had been the acting leader of the puppet regime since 20 Mar 1940Wang Jingwei signing an agreement with the Japanese over the recognition of the puppet nation of Manchukuo, Nanjing, China, 30 Nov 1940
Wang Jingwei speaking at a ceremony in which the Japanese puppet states of Manchukuo and Nanjing recognized each other, Nanjing, China, 30 Nov 1940Chiang Kaishek with his son Chiang Wei-kuo, China, 1941
Wang Jingwei speaking at a ceremony in which the Japanese puppet states of Manchukuo and Nanjing recognized each other, Nanjing, China, 30 Nov 1940Chiang Kaishek with his son Chiang Wei-kuo, China, 1941
Chinese KE7 light machine gun crew, date unknownChinese naval infantrymen of the Japanese puppet regime on the parade ground of the naval officer academy, Nanjing, China, circa 1941; seen in 1941 issue no. 12 of the Chinese edition of Osaka Mainichi
Chinese KE7 light machine gun crew, date unknownChinese naval infantrymen of the Japanese puppet regime on the parade ground of the naval officer academy, Nanjing, China, circa 1941; seen in 1941 issue no. 12 of the Chinese edition of Osaka Mainichi
CW-21 aircraft, China, circa 1941DC-2 passenger aircraft at Loiwing (Leiyun) airfield, Yunnan Province, China, date unknown
CW-21 aircraft, China, circa 1941DC-2 passenger aircraft at Loiwing (Leiyun) airfield, Yunnan Province, China, date unknown
Japanese Navy L2D C-1 transport aircraft in flight over China, 1940sJapanese officers at the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Nanjing, China, 1941
Japanese Navy L2D C-1 transport aircraft in flight over China, 1940sJapanese officers at the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Nanjing, China, 1941
Lewis Puller (front row, third from left) and fellow officers of 2nd Battalion, US 4th Marine Regiment, Shanghai, China, 1941Newly built CW-21 fighter in Chinese Air Force markings, 1941
Lewis Puller (front row, third from left) and fellow officers of 2nd Battalion, US 4th Marine Regiment, Shanghai, China, 1941Newly built CW-21 fighter in Chinese Air Force markings, 1941
Newly built CW-21 fighter, China, 1941P-40 fighter landing at Loiwing (Leiyun), Yunnan, China, date unknown
Newly built CW-21 fighter, China, 1941P-40 fighter landing at Loiwing (Leiyun), Yunnan, China, date unknown

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Chiang Kaishek, 31 Jul 1937


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