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View of Dachau Concentration Camp, Germany, 28 Jun 1938Skipjack running up Thames River after departing the Electric Boat Company shipyard at Groton, Connecticut, United States to go to the Naval Submarine Base for commissioning ceremonies, 30 Jun 1938DH.89 Dragon Rapide aircraft HMS Repulse at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 1 of 3
View of Dachau Concentration Camp, Germany, 28 Jun 1938Skipjack running up Thames River after departing the Electric Boat Company shipyard at Groton, Connecticut, United States to go to the Naval Submarine Base for commissioning ceremonies, 30 Jun 1938DH.89 Dragon Rapide aircraft 'City of Birmingham' of Railway Air Services, Manchester (Ringway) Airport, England, United Kingdom, Jul 1938HMS Repulse at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 1 of 3
HMS Repulse at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 2 of 3HMS Repulse at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 3 of 3HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 1 of 4HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 2 of 4
HMS Repulse at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 2 of 3HMS Repulse at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 3 of 3HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 1 of 4HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 2 of 4
HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 3 of 4HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 4 of 4Japanese troops guarding Chinese refugees displaced by war and the Yellow River Flood, China, Jun-Jul 1938Kumano (foreground, one funnel band), Mikuma (center, two funnel bands), and Suzuya (background, three funnel bands) in Ise Bay, Japan, summer 1938
HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 3 of 4HMS Repulse docked at Haifa, Palestine, Jul 1938, photo 4 of 4Japanese troops guarding Chinese refugees displaced by war and the Yellow River Flood, China, Jun-Jul 1938Kumano (foreground, one funnel band), Mikuma (center, two funnel bands), and Suzuya (background, three funnel bands) in Ise Bay, Japan, summer 1938
Polish infantryman with a Browning wz. 28 automatic rifle during the Polish Army summer maneauvers of 1938Portrait of Shizuichi Tanaka, circa Jul 1938-Sep 1943President Roosevelt fishing aboard cruiser Houston, Sullivan Bay, Galápagos Islands, Jul 1938USS Canopus with USS S-39 and three other submarines, Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, 5 Jul 1938
Polish infantryman with a Browning wz. 28 automatic rifle during the Polish Army summer maneauvers of 1938Portrait of Shizuichi Tanaka, circa Jul 1938-Sep 1943President Roosevelt fishing aboard cruiser Houston, Sullivan Bay, Galápagos Islands, Jul 1938USS Canopus with USS S-39 and three other submarines, Manila Bay, Philippine Islands, 5 Jul 1938
Hanna Reitsch with a DFS Habicht glider during an air show at Waldau Airfield, Kassel, Germany, 17 Jul 1938Hanna Reitsch with Technical Director of Fieseler Erich Bachem during an air show at Waldau Airfield, Kassel, Germany, 17 Jul 1938Seaplane tender Chitose off Kagoshima, Japan, 18 Jul 1938Prisoners, Dachau Concentration Camp, Germany, 20 Jul 1938
Hanna Reitsch with a DFS Habicht glider during an air show at Waldau Airfield, Kassel, Germany, 17 Jul 1938Hanna Reitsch with Technical Director of Fieseler Erich Bachem during an air show at Waldau Airfield, Kassel, Germany, 17 Jul 1938Seaplane tender Chitose off Kagoshima, Japan, 18 Jul 1938Prisoners, Dachau Concentration Camp, Germany, 20 Jul 1938

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