Japanese-American soldiers resting in Alvignano, Italy during World War II. A group of soldiers resting on a field. Soldiers sing a song and play guitar.
Rescue of Australian prisoners from Japanese prison ship sunk by U.S. submarines in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. American crew helps Australian survivors down sub hatch of U.S. submarine. Deck of submarine underway. The interiors of submarine showing the survivors.
Rescue of Australian prisoners who survived sinking of Rakuyo Maru, a Japanese prison ship, in South China Sea during World War II. American crewmen load supplies aboard a submarine from a boat alongside. A U.S. DD (destroyer) stands by in the background. The interiors of submarine showing survivors in bunks.
Japanese occupation in Philippines during World War II. People lined up on a street. Long queue of people on the street.
Japanese occupation of Philippines during World War II. Filipino medics, nurses and doctors lined up outside a hospital. Medics and nurses get onto trucks. Sign on truck reads 'Lets work together'. Trucks pull away.
Officials from Inner Mongolia visit Tokyo, Japan during World War II. Prince Teh and Foreign Minister Ch'u Min-i of Inner Mongolia arrives by train in Tokyo and are greeted by Japanese officers. The Prince and the Foreign Minister walk through a crowd at the station. An official speaks before microphone.
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