Manchukuo politicians. Front: Yu Zhishan, Xie Jieshi, Xi Qia, Zhang Jinghui, Zang Shiyi, Lu Ronghuan, Ding Jianxiu. Back: Yuan Jinkai, Li Shaogeng, Ruan Zhenduo, Zhang Yanqing, 1930s, photo 1 of 2

Caption   Manchukuo politicians. Front: Yu Zhishan, Xie Jieshi, Xi Qia, Zhang Jinghui, Zang Shiyi, Lu Ronghuan, Ding Jianxiu. Back: Yuan Jinkai, Li Shaogeng, Ruan Zhenduo, Zhang Yanqing, 1930s, photo 1 of 2 ww2dbase
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Yuan Jinkai   Main article  Photos  
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Added Date 3 Oct 2007

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