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Member of the Japanese surrender delegation with two bouquets of flowers for the Americans, the gesture was not appreciated. Iejima island, 19th of August 1945

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8 September 1945 Discharged Japanese soldiers crowd around trains at Hiroshima Railroad Station as they take advantage of free transportation to their homes after the end of the war.

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65632a month ago

Polish and Japanese military officers in Warsaw, 1929

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17-year old IJA Corporal Yukio Araki (holding the puppy), with other pilots from the 72nd Shinbu Squadron, Bansei Airfield, Japan, on May 26, 1945. Less than a day after this photo was taken, Araki would fly his first and only combat mission and would be lost off the coast of Okinawa

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Three Japanese soldiers emerged from their hiding place to surrender, Iwo Jima, 5 Apr 1945

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Japanese Anti-British propaganda, 1941

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B-24 bomber gunner Ben Kuroki (16 May 1917 – 01 September 2015) shows off a turret canopy that was shattered by an anti-aircraft shell during a raid over Münster. Ben Kuroki is an American of Japanese descent.

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Shūmei Ōkawa, a Japanese nationalist and writer nicknamed the "Japanese Goebbels", slaps former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo during the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal after shouting in German "Inder! Kommen Sie!" (Come, Indian!). April 1946.

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US Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Terry Scott inspecting an old Japanese Type 96 25mm gun at Iwo Jima, Japan, 23 Mar 2003

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Japanese soldiers next to two early production Type 94 tankettes in the Philippines.1942

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