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The Soviet Invasion of Manchuria, Part V — SurrenderIn case you missed: Part I, Part II, Part

Martial arts performers in Manchuria, pre-1911. Russian language postcard, probably from Harbin, Hei

Chinese block print of the God of longevity, Shouxing. Manchuria (North East region of China), c1930

redlipstickresurrected: Seiichi Hayashi aka 林静一 (Japanese, b. 1945, Manchuria, China) - Untitled  Mi

peashooter85:The Soviet Invasion of Manchuria, Part V —- SurrenderIn case you missed: Part I, Part I

Asia Pacific 75 years ago today: Occupation of Japan (2 September 1945) buff.ly/30hmeFU US f

SUGIURA, Hisui. The South Manchuria Railway Company, 1917 by Halloween HJB flic.kr/p/2kKfp8h

fuckyeahchinesefashion:Posters of 如懿传

Seiichi Hayashi aka 林静一 (Japanese, b. 1945, Manchuria, China)

Seiichi Hayashi aka 林静一 (Japanese, b. 1945, Manchuria, China) - Unknown Title, Mixed Media

‘Epidemic of Pneumonic Plague in Manchuria’,  ’‘Le Petit Journa

Seiichi Hayashi aka 林静一 (Japanese, b. 1945, Manchuria, China) - Girl with Cat from Modern Beauty ser

Seiichi Hayashi aka 林静一 (Japanese, b. 1945, Manchuria, China) - Cover Art for 寺山修司少女詩集 (Shuji T

kokutai: The ‘Skull Squadron’, which operated in Manchuria, 1931-1932

Women and children protesting scrap metal shipments to Japan, Seattle, April 1939 In 1939, Chinese A

Different Coiffures and Costume of Chinese and Manchurian Ladies. From Yamamoto S ‘’Peki

Gobi Desert, Manchuria, China

Manchuria 1878 #map #manchuria #china via [Pinterest pinned to the Nordpil Interesting Maps Pinteres

Zhang Zuolin’s soldiers handling Japanese artillery during the Northern Expedition, 1927.

Soldiers of Zhang Zuolin’s Anguojun warlord alliance pose for the camera with their Maxim

demdeutschenvolke: Somewhere in Manchuria. Japanese tankers resting in front of a Type 89 I-Go

redlipstickresurrected: Seiichi Hayashi aka 林静一 (Japanese, b. 1945, Manchuria, China) - Illustration

jonnwick: ‘Manchurian Candidate, you’re killing me. There’s a truce here, you can drop…’

Conflict on Manchurian Eastern Railway, 1929. The Soviet soldiers with captured banners from Zhang X

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