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Japanese troops on Hainan island, China, 19 Feb 1939USS Yorktown anchored off Gonaives, Haiti following Fleet Problem XX, 23 Feb 1939Norman Scott and other US Naval Mission staff officers, Rio de Janeiro, 24 Feb 1939Battleship Schlesien, Germany, circa early or mid-1939
Japanese troops on Hainan island, China, 19 Feb 1939USS Yorktown anchored off Gonaives, Haiti following Fleet Problem XX, 23 Feb 1939Norman Scott and other US Naval Mission staff officers, Rio de Janeiro, 24 Feb 1939Battleship Schlesien, Germany, circa early or mid-1939
FN.305 aircraft as seen in the Mar 1939 issue of LGerman Navy Grand Admiral Raeder leading a salute during a memorial ceremony, Berlin, Germany, Mar 1939Greek troops digging trenches in the Eleas-Kalama sector of northern Greece, Mar 1939Japanese Army soldier with Arisaka Type 38 rifle, Mar 1939
FN.305 aircraft as seen in the Mar 1939 issue of L'Aerophile magazineGerman Navy Grand Admiral Raeder leading a salute during a memorial ceremony, Berlin, Germany, Mar 1939Greek troops digging trenches in the Eleas-Kalama sector of northern Greece, Mar 1939Japanese Army soldier with Arisaka Type 38 rifle, Mar 1939
Jozef Tiso in Germany, Mar 1939German light cruiser Köln as photographed by a RAF aircraft from Thorney Island in Southern England, United Kingdom, 2 Mar 1939Émile Bertin at Casablanca, Morocco, 5 Mar 1939Adolf Hitler at Prague Castle, Prague, Czechoslovakia, 15 Mar 1939
Jozef Tiso in Germany, Mar 1939German light cruiser Köln as photographed by a RAF aircraft from Thorney Island in Southern England, United Kingdom, 2 Mar 1939Émile Bertin at Casablanca, Morocco, 5 Mar 1939Adolf Hitler at Prague Castle, Prague, Czechoslovakia, 15 Mar 1939
Czechoslovakian President Emil Hácha meeting with German leader Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, 15 Mar 1939Commander Ernest G. Small of US Navy Destroyer Division Three with captains of his ships, aboard Porter, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 21 Mar 1939USS Minneapolis firing her 8-in main guns during gunnery practice, 29 Mar 1939Aircraft designiner Anderson showing Generaloberst Ernt Udet the two-part entrance door of a Bü 181 V1 Bestmann aircraft, 1939; note C. C. Bücker at far left
Czechoslovakian President Emil Hácha meeting with German leader Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, 15 Mar 1939Commander Ernest G. Small of US Navy Destroyer Division Three with captains of his ships, aboard Porter, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 21 Mar 1939USS Minneapolis firing her 8-in main guns during gunnery practice, 29 Mar 1939Aircraft designiner Anderson showing Generaloberst Ernt Udet the two-part entrance door of a Bü 181 V1 Bestmann aircraft, 1939; note C. C. Bücker at far left
Chinese 33rd Group Army commanding officer Zhang Zizhong and executive officer Feng ZhiChinese troops on the march near Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China, Mar-Apr 1939Deutschland and either Admiral Scheer or Admiral Graf Spee, English Channel, Apr 1939Japanese Infantry and a Type 89 tank during the Battle of Nanchang, China, 1939
Chinese 33rd Group Army commanding officer Zhang Zizhong and executive officer Feng Zhi'an, Apr 1939Chinese troops on the march near Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, China, Mar-Apr 1939Deutschland and either Admiral Scheer or Admiral Graf Spee, English Channel, Apr 1939Japanese Infantry and a Type 89 tank during the Battle of Nanchang, China, 1939

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