Japanese Occupation in Shanghai - Workers carrying away the grisly remains of victims

Title
Japanese Occupation in Shanghai - Workers carrying away the grisly remains of victims
Year/Period
1937
Region
Shanghai
Object Type
positives (photographs), photographic prints
Material
photographic paper, ink
Technique
photographic processes, photographic printing techniques
Dimension
Image size: L:8.8 x W:6.0
Accession No.
2000-06520
Collection of
National Museum of Singapore

 

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