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r/ImperialJapanPics

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Photos of the Empire of Japan from 1868-1947.

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Photo of Admiral Ugaki Matome taken on August 15, 1945, just before taking off for what would be his final mission.He is considered one of the last—if not the last—kamikazes of World War II.

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6395212 days ago

Photos Dad brought back from Okinawa during WWII

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5551219 days ago

Jacob Vouza, a Solomon Islander military officer who served with the USMC, holding the severed head of a Japanese soldier in Guadalcanal, December 1942.

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513818 days ago

Japanese paratroopers of Kaoru Airborne Raiding Detachment inside a L2D aircraft, 26 Nov 1944; person in aisle with glasses was identified as Lieutenant Takashi Kaku

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503308 days ago

USMC photograph of an Imperial Japanese soldier killed in close-quarters combat, with a US Marine’s bayonet still lodged in his neck. Enewetak Atoll, Marshall Islands, 18th of February, 1944.

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4862623 days ago

Charred bodies of Japanese soldiers after being burnt alive by US Marine flamethrowers. Tinian, Mariana Islands, August, 1945. Photo from the Okinawa Prefectural Archives

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4612314 days ago

Servicemen of the Royal Australian Air Force grin as they stand behind three Japanese prisoners forced to mimic the pose of the three wise monkeys - speak no evil, hear no evil, see no evil. 1945.

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4152718 days ago

Japanese aircraft carrier Ryūjō as completed

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3686a month ago

Japanese soldiers next to the bodies of Red Army partisans in Primorsky Krai. 1920, Japanese intervention in Siberia.

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299911 days ago

Three Chamorro men about to be beheaded by Japanese soldiers kneel before an open grave, Guam, 1941. The photo was taken from captured Japanese POWs who said it was circulated among them for 'morale' purposes.

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295510 days ago

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