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Japanese troops at Lugou Bridge, near Beiping, China, Jul 1937, photo 3 of 4Japanese troops at Lugou Bridge, near Beiping, China, Jul 1937, photo 4 of 4Japanese troops in Tongzhou, Beiping, China, 30 Jul 1937A group of Japanese Army officers and men cheering at Nankou, Beiping, China, 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication Asahigraph
Japanese troops at Lugou Bridge, near Beiping, China, Jul 1937, photo 3 of 4Japanese troops at Lugou Bridge, near Beiping, China, Jul 1937, photo 4 of 4Japanese troops in Tongzhou, Beiping, China, 30 Jul 1937A group of Japanese Army officers and men cheering at Nankou, Beiping, China, 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication Asahigraph
A representative from a Shanghai womenA representative from a Shanghai womenCarriers Hosho (foreground) and Kaga (background) off China, late 1937Chiang Kaishek in Shanghai, China, summer 1937
A representative from a Shanghai women's association donating clothing to Chinese troops, Shanghai, China, circa Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2A representative from a Shanghai women's association donating clothing to Chinese troops, Shanghai, China, circa Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Carriers Hosho (foreground) and Kaga (background) off China, late 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 1937Chinese soldier with a military uniform-clad boy in Shanghai, China prior to the Japanese invasion, Jul-Aug 1937Cover of the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication Asahigraph, featuring Japanese troops marching through Chaoyangmen of the old city wall of Beiping, China
Chinese entertainer visiting troops, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937Chinese light cruiser Pinghai on the Yangtze River at Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, China, Aug 1937Chinese soldier with a military uniform-clad boy in Shanghai, China prior to the Japanese invasion, Jul-Aug 1937Cover of the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication Asahigraph, featuring Japanese troops marching through Chaoyangmen of the old city wall of Beiping, China
Japanese Army signals unit in China, 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication AsahigraphJapanese Army soldiers with Arisaka Type 38 rifles on a hand cart, China, 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication AsahigraphJapanese artillery in the streets of Shanghai, China, Aug 1937Japanese landing near Shanghai, China, Aug 1937
Japanese Army signals unit in China, 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication AsahigraphJapanese Army soldiers with Arisaka Type 38 rifles on a hand cart, China, 1937; seen in the 1 Sep 1937 issue of the Japanese publication AsahigraphJapanese artillery in the streets of Shanghai, China, Aug 1937Japanese landing near Shanghai, China, Aug 1937
Japanese patrol vessel off a Chinese city, 1937Japanese position in a Chinese city, 1937Japanese soldiers north of Beiping, China, circa Aug 1937Japanese soldiers with war dog in northern China, 1937
Japanese patrol vessel off a Chinese city, 1937Japanese position in a Chinese city, 1937Japanese soldiers north of Beiping, China, circa Aug 1937Japanese soldiers with war dog in northern China, 1937

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