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Japanese Crossley armored cars fighting in Shanghai, China, 1930sJapanese Special Naval Landing Force personnel fighting from a sandbagged position in Shanghai, China, supported by dug-in Crossley armored cars, 1930s
Japanese Crossley armored cars fighting in Shanghai, China, 1930sJapanese Special Naval Landing Force personnel fighting from a sandbagged position in Shanghai, China, supported by dug-in Crossley armored cars, 1930s
Chinese troops at Bazi Bridge, Shanghai, China, circa early- or mid-1937Chiang Kaishek in Shanghai, China, summer 1937
Chinese troops at Bazi Bridge, Shanghai, China, circa early- or mid-1937Chiang Kaishek in Shanghai, China, summer 1937
Chinese entertainer visiting troops, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937Chinese light cruiser Pinghai on the Yangtze River at Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, China, Aug 1937
Chinese entertainer visiting troops, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937Chinese light cruiser Pinghai on the Yangtze River at Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, China, Aug 1937
Chinese soldier with a military uniform-clad boy in Shanghai, China prior to the Japanese invasion, Jul-Aug 1937Japanese artillery in the streets of Shanghai, Aug 1937
Chinese soldier with a military uniform-clad boy in Shanghai, China prior to the Japanese invasion, Jul-Aug 1937Japanese artillery in the streets of Shanghai, Aug 1937
Japanese Crossley armored cars in Shanghai, China, 1937Japanese landing near Shanghai, Aug 1937
Japanese Crossley armored cars in Shanghai, China, 1937Japanese landing near Shanghai, Aug 1937
USS Augusta off Pudong Point, Shanghai, China, during Second Battle of Shanghai, Aug 1937Troops of the Chinese 88th Division marching toward Shanghai, China, circa early Aug 1937; note German M1935 helmets
USS Augusta off Pudong Point, Shanghai, China, during Second Battle of Shanghai, Aug 1937Troops of the Chinese 88th Division marching toward Shanghai, China, circa early Aug 1937; note German M1935 helmets
Cathay Hotel (now Fairmont Peace Hotel) damaged by Japanese aerial bombing, International Settlement zone, Shanghai, China, 14 Aug 1937Japanese soldiers guarding a Chinese prisoner of war at bayonet point, south of Yuepu, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937; note Japanese censor
Cathay Hotel (now Fairmont Peace Hotel) damaged by Japanese aerial bombing, International Settlement zone, Shanghai, China, 14 Aug 1937Japanese soldiers guarding a Chinese prisoner of war at bayonet point, south of Yuepu, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937; note Japanese censor's disallow stamp
Smoke above Zhabei district of Shanghai during battle, Aug-Sep 1937Chinese soldier in Shanghai, China, 1937
Smoke above Zhabei district of Shanghai during battle, Aug-Sep 1937Chinese soldier in Shanghai, China, 1937
Killed civilians on Nanjing Road, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937; note Japanese censorA boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2
Killed civilians on Nanjing Road, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937; note Japanese censor's disallow stampA boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2
A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Boy in the ruins of South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937
A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Boy in the ruins of South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937

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