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H.I.J.M.S. IDZUMO.
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Page 2
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U.S.S.AUGUSTA.
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Engl. and French war ships.
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Chinese made shipping barrier on the Whangpoo between Nanpad and Pootung.
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Thousands of refugees are streaming to the northern districts and to the settlement.
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Page 7
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The so called "bloody Saturday": Chinese bombers tried to bomb the IDZUMO at the Bund but two bombs were falling between Cathay- and Palace Hotel. Approx. 400 persons got killed or wounded.
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Shortly afterwards another two bombs were dropped at the corner of Yu-Ya-Ching-Road and Av. Edward VII. Approx. 1300 people were killed or wounded.
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Shortly afterwards another two bombs were dropped at the corner of Yu-Ya-Ching-Road and Av. Edward VII. Approx. 1300 people were killed or wounded: The corpses are laid into the coffins.
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Shortly afterwards another two bombs were dropped at the corner of Yu-Ya-Ching-Road and Av. Edward VII. Approx. 1300 people were killed or wounded: In the Race-Course-Road.
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Shortly afterwards another two bombs were dropped at the corner of Yu-Ya-Ching-Road and Av. Edward VII. Approx. 1300 people were killed or wounded: In haste errected emergency hospital.
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Barricades in the settlements: Corner Av. Edward VII and Bund.
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Barricades in the settlements: Garden- bridge.
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Barricades in the settlements: Szechuen-Road.
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Page 19
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The commercial houses at the Bund are saving themselves against blasted grenade parts.
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Members of the volunteers corps, on duty....
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.....and in their free time.
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Barricades in the Hongkew-district: Haining-Road.
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Barricades in the Hongkew-district: Elgin-Road.
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Page 26
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At the administration building: Chinese guards in the traffic tower.
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Page 27
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A tank barricade is beeing built in front of the entrance to the north railway station: In construction.
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A tank barricade is beeing built in front of the entrance to the north railway station: Wounded persons are beeing brought to the Pantheon-theater.
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Page 29
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An unknown bomb hits the westwing of the department store Sincere Co., more than 100 people got wounded or killed: The target.
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Page 30
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An unknown bomb hits the westwing of the department store Sincere Co., more than 100 people got wounded or killed: Desolation on Nanking-Road.
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An unknown bomb hits the westwing of the department store Sincere Co., more than 100 people got wounded or killed: Policeman takes care of a wounded Chinese woman.
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An unknown bomb hits the westwing of the department store Sincere Co., more than 100 people got wounded or killed: Clean up works.
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Lunghwa - temple, destroyed by Japanese fighters.
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Page 36
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Chinese troops in Lunghwa: Observation post.
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Chinese troops in Lunghwa: Anti aircraft defence.
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Corner Range-Road and North-Kiangse-Road is occupied by British troops. In the back the Pantheon-theater, which was defended for approx. 3 month by the Chinese.
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The opposite corner of the Bund, the Pootung is shot afire by Japanese grenades.
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Beginning of September; Yangtzepoo was in Japanese hands: Broadway.
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Beginning of September; Yangtzepoo was in Japanese hands: Wayside.
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Beginning of September; Yangtzepoo was in Japanese hands: Killed Chinese.
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Near Ward-Road.
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Machine gun brought quiet.
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Chinese soldiers got separated from their troops by a fire in the north-Thibet-Road: Chinese troops in Chapei from the settlement by this barbed wire.
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Chinese soldiers got separated from their troops by a fire in the north-Thibet-Road: Settlement fire brigade is fighting a fire.
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Page 51
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The same houses after the capture of Chapei on October 27th.
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Page 53
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Arrival of Savoy-infantrymen from Abessinia.
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Landing of the American Marine, which arrived with the transport ship U.S.S. CHAUMONT from San Diego: At the Bund.
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Landing of the American Marine, which arrived with the transport ship U.S.S. CHAUMONT from San Diego: Left General-Major Beaumont.
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Markham-Road.
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Tank in Nanking-Road.
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French patrol at Zikkawei-Creek: Truck check.
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French patrol at Zikkawei-Creek: Anamits.
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On Sept. 29th, systematic bombings of the north railway station and the administration building started: Hit.
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On Sept. 29th, systematic bombings of the north railway station and the administration building started: Shell pitted area.
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In Markham-Road (Settlement) a Japanese bomb hit a railless tramway. Nearly all passengers died.
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Page 64
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The ruins of the cigarette factory of the Nanyang-Brothers.
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Bombhit in the governments money stamping building. On the right the union brewery.
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Page 68
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Japanese troops are crossing the railway crossing near the north railway station on October 26th.
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Japanese troops are crossing the railway crossing near the north railway station on October 26th: In the back burning houses of Chapei.
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Full hit in the wall of a machine gun dug out.
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Page 71
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At the railway track.
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In the night of October 26th to 27th, the Chinese troops withdrawed from Chapei burning everything. What was left did the Japanese and on October 27th the fire was 9 kilometers long: Opposite of Markham-Road.
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In the night of October 26th to 27th, the Chinese troops withdrawed from Chapei burning everything. What was left did the Japanese and on October 27th the fire was 9 kilometers long: View from Medhurst-Apart.
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Administration building.
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North station.
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Johnson-garage.
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The J.S.S. warehouse, in which 500 Chinese soldiers , cut off from their troops, defeated the Japanese until they were, under giving up their weapons, interned by british troops: The Chinese flag is still in the air.
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The J.S.S. warehouse, in which 500 Chinese soldiers , cut off from their troops, defeated the Japanese until they were, under giving up their weapons, interned by british troops: The warehouse afire.
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The J.S.S. warehouse, in which 500 Chinese soldiers , cut off from their troops, defeated the Japanese until they were, under giving up their weapons, interned by british troops: After the capture.
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Chinese troops in Hungjao-District: In a German steel helmet.
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Chinese troops in Hungjao-District: Behind sandsack barriers.
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Page 85
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Shot-down Chinese aeroplane.
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Page 86
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Machine gun, camouflaged as farm house.
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15cm grenade.
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Father Jacquinot finally was able to create a neutral zone for the civilian population in Nanpad: C.I.C. Telfer-Smollet and Vater Jacquinot.
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Father Jacquinot finally was able to create a neutral zone for the civilian population in Nanpad: Refugees in the zone.
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Page 90
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At this time a torpedo, meant for IDZUMO exploded while manufactured directly beside the British-American-Tabacco -Co.
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Japanese are occupying Pootung.
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Japanese have occupied Nanpao.
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The destroyed Chapei.
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Chinese Commercial-Academie in Kiangwan.
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Page 100
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The clock of the tower.
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Page 101
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Raceground in Kiangwan: Stand.
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Page 102
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7.5cm grenade in the wall.
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