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A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Boy in the ruins of South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937Destroyed South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937
A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Boy in the ruins of South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937Destroyed South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937
Injured Chinese toddler crying in the South Station in Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2Injured Chinese toddler crying in the South Station in Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Japanese soldier guarding a group of Chinese prisoners of war, Shanghai, China, 30 Aug 1937; note Japanese censorPhotographer Wang Xiaoting (also Wang Haisheng or H. S.
Injured Chinese toddler crying in the South Station in Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2Injured Chinese toddler crying in the South Station in Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2Japanese soldier guarding a group of Chinese prisoners of war, Shanghai, China, 30 Aug 1937; note Japanese censor's disallow stampPhotographer Wang Xiaoting (also Wang Haisheng or H. S. 'Newsreel' Wong) in Shanghai, China, Aug 1937
Adolf Hitler reviewing a Reich Labor Service (RAD) parade, Zeppelin Field, Nürnberg, Germany, Sep 1937Aerial view of Lugou Bridge, Beiping, China, circa late 1937; photograph taken from a Japanese aircraftBenito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, Sep 1937Captain John S. McCain, Sr., commanding officer of aircraft carrier USS Ranger, Sep 1937.
Adolf Hitler reviewing a Reich Labor Service (RAD) parade, Zeppelin Field, Nürnberg, Germany, Sep 1937Aerial view of Lugou Bridge, Beiping, China, circa late 1937; photograph taken from a Japanese aircraftBenito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, Sep 1937Captain John S. McCain, Sr., commanding officer of aircraft carrier USS Ranger, Sep 1937.
Chinese anti-aircraft gun in the Zhoujiaqiao neighborhood of Shanghai, China, 1937Chinese soldier in Shanghai, China, mid-1937Chinese soldier with Mauser C96 handgun and gas mask in a shoulder bag, Shanghai, China, mid-1937Chinese soldiers fighting at a roadblock, Shanghai, China, Sep-Oct 1937
Chinese anti-aircraft gun in the Zhoujiaqiao neighborhood of Shanghai, China, 1937Chinese soldier in Shanghai, China, mid-1937Chinese soldier with Mauser C96 handgun and gas mask in a shoulder bag, Shanghai, China, mid-1937Chinese soldiers fighting at a roadblock, Shanghai, China, Sep-Oct 1937
Chinese soldiers in a machine gun nest, Shanghai, China, Sep 1937Chinese soldiers near Luodian, Shanghai, China, Sep 1937Chinese soldiers near Shanghai, China, Aug-Sep 1937Chinese troops using a camouflaged rangefinder in Shanghai, China, 1937
Chinese soldiers in a machine gun nest, Shanghai, China, Sep 1937Chinese soldiers near Luodian, Shanghai, China, Sep 1937Chinese soldiers near Shanghai, China, Aug-Sep 1937Chinese troops using a camouflaged rangefinder in Shanghai, China, 1937

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