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Rudolf Diels reviewing prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 18 Dec 1933A group of Hitler Youth boys, date unknownA2N2 biplane at rest, 1930sAdolf Hitler speaking at the Zeppelintribüne grand stand at the Nazi Party rallying ground Zeppelinfeld, Nürnberg, Germany, 1934
Rudolf Diels reviewing prisoners at Oranienburg Concentration Camp, Germany, 18 Dec 1933A group of Hitler Youth boys, date unknownA2N2 biplane at rest, 1930sAdolf Hitler speaking at the Zeppelintribüne grand stand at the Nazi Party rallying ground Zeppelinfeld, Nürnberg, Germany, 1934
Air raid exercise at the Taihoku Third Girls High School, Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, 1934Alfred Rosenberg in the street of a city, date unknownAll three of the United States Navy’s aircraft carriers at the time, Langley, Saratoga, and Lexington, along with battleships and cruisers at anchor in Colon, Panama Canal Zone, roughly 1935.Battleship Lorraine, 1934
Air raid exercise at the Taihoku Third Girls High School, Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan, 1934Alfred Rosenberg in the street of a city, date unknownAll three of the United States Navy’s aircraft carriers at the time, Langley, Saratoga, and Lexington, along with battleships and cruisers at anchor in Colon, Panama Canal Zone, roughly 1935.Battleship Lorraine, 1934
Battleship Mutsu before her 1934-1936 modernization, circa early 1930sBattleships Fuso (foreground) and Nagato (background) during maneuvers, 1934Benito Mussolini reviewing a military parade at the Stadio dei Marmi, Rome, Italy, 1932-1939Captain Ira Eaker of US 34th Pursuit Squadron with a P-12 fighter, March Field, California, United States, 1934
Battleship Mutsu before her 1934-1936 modernization, circa early 1930sBattleships Fuso (foreground) and Nagato (background) during maneuvers, 1934Benito Mussolini reviewing a military parade at the Stadio dei Marmi, Rome, Italy, 1932-1939Captain Ira Eaker of US 34th Pursuit Squadron with a P-12 fighter, March Field, California, United States, 1934
Chinese Air Force fighter pilots Gao Zhihang (front center), Zheng Shaoyu (front right), Yue Yiqin (rear center), and other graduating cadets of the Central Flying School, 1934Chinese soldier with a great sword (da dao), 1930sChiune Sugihara at his desk during his assignment in Manchuria, China, 1933-34.Dietrich Bonhoeffer with confirmation candidates Ingrid and John Kruesemann, Sydenham, London, UK, 1934
Chinese Air Force fighter pilots Gao Zhihang (front center), Zheng Shaoyu (front right), Yue Yiqin (rear center), and other graduating cadets of the Central Flying School, 1934Chinese soldier with a great sword (da dao), 1930sChiune Sugihara at his desk during his assignment in Manchuria, China, 1933-34.Dietrich Bonhoeffer with confirmation candidates Ingrid and John Kruesemann, Sydenham, London, UK, 1934
Do X3 aircraft Douglas MacArthur receiving a French decoration, 1930sGeneral Sadao Araki and General Nobuyuki Abe at the Japanese Army Special Maneuvers of 1934German Army officers Rundstedt, Fritsch, and Blomberg at the Unter den Linden, Berlin, Germany, circa 1934
Do X3 aircraft 'Alessandro Guidoni', date unknownDouglas MacArthur receiving a French decoration, 1930sGeneral Sadao Araki and General Nobuyuki Abe at the Japanese Army Special Maneuvers of 1934German Army officers Rundstedt, Fritsch, and Blomberg at the Unter den Linden, Berlin, Germany, circa 1934

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