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Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim on a review stand, Finland, circa 1937Chiang Kaishek crying at the funeral of Zhu Peide, Nanjing, China, 20 Feb 1937Chinese Army Type 24 machine gun crew, China, 1930sChinese soldier with ZB vz. 26 light machine gun, 1930s
Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim on a review stand, Finland, circa 1937Chiang Kaishek crying at the funeral of Zhu Peide, Nanjing, China, 20 Feb 1937Chinese Army Type 24 machine gun crew, China, 1930sChinese soldier with ZB vz. 26 light machine gun, 1930s
Close-up of the front of the British Cruiser Mk I tank, showing 3.7-in howitzer main armament, circa late 1930sConte di Cavour after the 1933-1937 reconstruction, circa 1937Cruiser USS Portland steaming under the St. John’s Bridge over the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, United States, 1937.Czechoslovakian troops on exercise, Czechoslovakia, late 1930s; note ZB vz. 26 light machine gun
Close-up of the front of the British Cruiser Mk I tank, showing 3.7-in howitzer main armament, circa late 1930sConte di Cavour after the 1933-1937 reconstruction, circa 1937Cruiser USS Portland steaming under the St. John’s Bridge over the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, United States, 1937.Czechoslovakian troops on exercise, Czechoslovakia, late 1930s; note ZB vz. 26 light machine gun
Demchugdongrub as seen in Czech Geographical Monthly, Volume XIV, circa 1937Do 18 float plane resting atop a catapult, circa 1930sDovunque 35, date unknownFascist philosopher Giovanni Gentile and Italian leader Benito Mussolini, Palazzo Venezia, Rome, Italy, 1937
Demchugdongrub as seen in Czech Geographical Monthly, Volume XIV, circa 1937Do 18 float plane resting atop a catapult, circa 1930sDovunque 35, date unknownFascist philosopher Giovanni Gentile and Italian leader Benito Mussolini, Palazzo Venezia, Rome, Italy, 1937
Finnish Army Lieutnant Genera Harald Öhqvist and Colonel K. Yrjö Takkula, Finland, 1937Future Communist leader Deng Xiaoping as a soldier of the 8th Route Army of the Nationalist Chinese Army, 1937German SdKfz. 7 half-track vehicle on a rail car, Peenemünde, Germany, 1937German Zerstörer Z 4 Richard Beitzen underway, 1937
Finnish Army Lieutnant Genera Harald Öhqvist and Colonel K. Yrjö Takkula, Finland, 1937Future Communist leader Deng Xiaoping as a soldier of the 8th Route Army of the Nationalist Chinese Army, 1937German SdKfz. 7 half-track vehicle on a rail car, Peenemünde, Germany, 1937German Zerstörer Z 4 Richard Beitzen underway, 1937
Göring touring an international hunting exhibition, Berlin, Germany, 1937Haguro steaming in the wake of another cruiser, 1937; note the 127mm/40 twin antiaircraft gun and gun director in the foregroundHe 111 H-6 bomber, circa late 1930s; note LT F5b practice torpedo in foreground and mounted under aircraftHitler Youth members climbing a snowy mountain, date unknown
Göring touring an international hunting exhibition, Berlin, Germany, 1937Haguro steaming in the wake of another cruiser, 1937; note the 127mm/40 twin antiaircraft gun and gun director in the foregroundHe 111 H-6 bomber, circa late 1930s; note LT F5b practice torpedo in foreground and mounted under aircraftHitler Youth members climbing a snowy mountain, date unknown

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