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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Zhang Jinghui   Main article  Photos  
Zang Shiyi   Main article  Photos  
Xi Qia   Main article  Photos  
Xie Jieshi   Main article  Photos  
Ding Jianxiu   Main article  Photos  
Yuan Jinkai   Main article  Photos  
Ruan Zhenduo   Main article  Photos  
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Photos at Same Place China
Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 3 Oct 2007

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