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German SA men with political prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Brandenburg, Germany, Aug 1933Political prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Brandenburg, Germany, Aug 1933Rudolf Diels reviewing prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 18 Dec 1933Muslim Chinese soldier of Nationalist Chinese New 36th Division in Xinjiang, China, 1934-1937
German SA men with political prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Brandenburg, Germany, Aug 1933Political prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Brandenburg, Germany, Aug 1933Rudolf Diels reviewing prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 18 Dec 1933Muslim Chinese soldier of Nationalist Chinese New 36th Division in Xinjiang, China, 1934-1937
Opium poppy harvest in Japanese-occupied northeastern China, circa 1930sPrisoners at work, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934Prisoners exercising, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934Prisoners, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934
Opium poppy harvest in Japanese-occupied northeastern China, circa 1930sPrisoners at work, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934Prisoners exercising, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934Prisoners, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934
PuyiSA guards, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934Children at Schönbrunn Psychiatric Hospital near Dachau, Germany, 16 Feb 1934Children with Down syndrome at Schönbrunn Psychiatric Hospital near Dachau, Germany, 16 Feb 1934
Puyi's palace as the Chief Executive of Manchukuo, Xinjing (also known as Changchun, Jilin Province), China, circa 1930sSA guards, Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 1933-1934Children at Schönbrunn Psychiatric Hospital near Dachau, Germany, 16 Feb 1934Children with Down syndrome at Schönbrunn Psychiatric Hospital near Dachau, Germany, 16 Feb 1934
Vice Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto (center) arriving at Southampton, England, United Kingdom for the Third London Naval Conference, 16 Oct 1935Italian troops fighting in Ethiopia, late 1935Italian troops raising their flag over Macalle, Ethiopia, 8 Nov 1935Illustration of German concentration camp prisoner identification system, 1936
Vice Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto (center) arriving at Southampton, England, United Kingdom for the Third London Naval Conference, 16 Oct 1935Italian troops fighting in Ethiopia, late 1935Italian troops raising their flag over Macalle, Ethiopia, 8 Nov 1935Illustration of German concentration camp prisoner identification system, 1936
Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick and SS chief Heinrich Himmler touring the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany, 1936, photo 2 of 2Italian passenger ship Principessa Giovanna departing Taranto, Italy with soldiers aboard for Ethiopia, 1935-1936Italian troops in Ethiopia, 1936Officers in charge of Sachsenhausen concentration camp gathered during morning roll call, Oranienburg, Germany, 1936
Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick and SS chief Heinrich Himmler touring the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany, 1936, photo 2 of 2Italian passenger ship Principessa Giovanna departing Taranto, Italy with soldiers aboard for Ethiopia, 1935-1936Italian troops in Ethiopia, 1936Officers in charge of Sachsenhausen concentration camp gathered during morning roll call, Oranienburg, Germany, 1936

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