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The Shanghai War Memorial
Historical Photographs of China contains a number of photographs of monuments, statues and war memorials, most no longer extant. They include photographs of dedication ceremonies, and commemorations. The allied War Memorial at Shanghai is one of these. I have written … Continue reading
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