28,983 items in this album on 1,450 pages.
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| Port side view of HMAS Adelaide, circa 1940s | Portrait of Admiral Richmond Turner, date unknown |
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| Portrait of Aleksandr Vasilevsky, circa late 1940s | Portrait of Alfried Krupp, circa 1946 |
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| Portrait of Carl Spaatz, late 1940s | Portrait of Chiang Kaishek, 1945-1946 |
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| Portrait of Commodore Burke, circa 1944-1945 or 1946-1947 | Portrait of Dai Li, 1940s |
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| Portrait of Dai Li, 1946; note Dai's writing noting that the portrait was a gift for Milton Miles | Portrait of Filipp Golikov, 1940s |
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| Portrait of General Alexander Vandegrift, 1945-1947 | Portrait of General of the Army Henry Arnold, 1944-1946 |
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| Portrait of George Kenney, circa 1946-1950 | Portrait of Graves Erskine, date unknown |
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| Portrait of Harold Alexander, 1944-1946 | Portrait of Hiroshi Nemoto, 1940s |
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| Portrait of Lieutenant General Leonard Gerow, late 1940s | Portrait of Lieutenant General Roy Geiger, 1945 or later |
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| Portrait of Lieutenant General Xia Chuzhong, 1946 | Portrait of Louis Zamperini, late 1940s |
28,983 items in this album on 1,450 pages.
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