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Japanese soldiers build wooden bridge and rail tracks in Kiukiang, China during Second Sino Japanese War.
Wooden logs bridge construction by Japanese soldiers in Kiukiang, China during Second Sino Japanese War. Japanese soldiers stand at two boats. They work on a wooden structure. They hold its ropes. Two soldiers stand at the upper side of the structure and tie ropes. Soldier stands with a rifle in his hand. Soldiers work at rail tracks.
Japanese soldiers advance and fire from trenches in Kiukiang, China during the Second Sino Japanese War.
Wooden bridge being constructed by Japanese soldiers in Kiukiang, China during the Second Sino Japanese War. Two soldiers stand and keep an vigil over the field. Soldiers walk in trenches. Soldiers point rifles and fire. Soldiers at position behind a hole in a wall with machine gun. Soldiers come down hill. They carry Japanese flag and rifles.
Japanese officers meet and talk in Kiukiang, China during the Second Sino Japanese War.
Japanese officers in Kiukiang, China during the Second Sino Japanese War. Quarters of General Shinroku Hata, Commander in Chief of Expeditionary Forces in Central China. General Hata talks with Colonel Hamada, staff officer of the press and propaganda section. Hata and Hamada stand. Exteriors of gateway to General Hata's quarters. Japanese Colonel Komori and Japanese citizens of Kiukiang gathered in front of Consul's residence to pay respects at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo. They bow towards the Imperial Palace.
Japanese occupation forces in Kiukiang (Jiujiang), China, during Second Sino-Japanese war.
Japanese soldiers in Kiukiang (Jiujiang), Jiangxi, China during the second Sino-Japanese war. They stage mock war exercises. Soldiers fire rifles and machine guns from a trench. The soldiers come down a hill. The quarters of General Shunroku Hata, Commander-in-Chief of Expeditionary Forces in Central China. General Hata talks with General Hamada, Staff Officer of the Press and Propaganda Section. Exterior of the gateway to General Hata's quarters. Japanese Consul Komori and Japanese citizens of Kiukiang gather at Consul's residence to pay respect to the Yasukuni Shrine (3 Chome-1-1 Kudankita, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 102-0073, Japan) in Tokyo. They bow towards the location of the Imperial Palace, in Tokyo, where the Japanese emperor is "supposedly" bowing.