28,982 items in this album on 1,450 pages.
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| Prince Yasuhito at Tokyo Rugby Stadium, Tokyo, Japan, circa 1930s | Prisoners at work, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934 |
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| Prisoners exercising, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934 | Prisoners exercising, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934 |
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| Prisoners, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934 | Puyi's palace as the Chief Executive of Manchukuo, Xinjing (also known as Changchun, Jilin Province), China, circa 1930s |
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| Puyi, 1930s | Puyi, Zheng Xiaoxu, and other Manchukuo leaders, 1930s |
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| Rear quarter view of T-35A heavy tank, 1934 | Runqi, Puyi, and Pujie, China, 1930s |
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| S.55X flying boat at rest, circa 1930s | SA guards, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934 |
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| Schlesien and Schleswig-Holstein in port, circa 1934 | Sergei Kirov and Joseph Stalin, Sochi, southern Russia, 1934 |
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| Soviet paratroopers boarding a TB-3 aircraft, 1930s | T-27 tankette, 1930s |
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| T-28 medium tanks under construction, Kirov Plant, Leningrad, Russia, 1930s | T-37A amphibious tank traveling across a river, 1930s |
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| T-37A amphibious tanks traveling across a river, 1930s | T-37A tanks, 1930s |
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