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New Year’s comes a second time to the front. |
Spring on the vast continent |
The dawn of a new China |
A Japanese train in Jiangnan |
A security guard diary |
New Army airplane |
Four cities ending in 京 connected by sky lanes |
Fumimaro Konoe |
Sado: A golden island |
Unearthing resources in occupied lands |
1939 is the year of the Rabbit Mr. Bunny prepares for war, too |
Eating in China: Two New Year’s dishes |
A scented portrait |
Foreign correspondence: Women are strong |
Photos from readers |
(January 11, 1939)
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Early spring in Beijing: A marketplace in Liulichang |
Wuhan lullaby |
Good-bye note of impression |
Winter in Japan |
Winter holiday diary of elementary school student |
A traveling library in New York |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(January 18, 1939)
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Receiving an imperial order
Prime Minister Kiichiro Hiranuma |
Standing on Badaling |
Combat ships and battle tank corps of the Army |
War hero Captain Nishizumi |
Chinese girls learn about Japanese lifestyle |
Photos from readers |
(January 25, 1939)
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Charcoal dealer of the troop |
The dark side of Shanghai |
The bright side of Shanghai |
On to the Southern Cross Ministry of Education training ship sets sail from the port of Tokyo. |
Foreign correspondence |
Ski, skate, and fall |
Photos from readers |
(February 1, 1939)
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The Ministry of Railways |
Inauguration ceremony of the Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend) |
Returning from Spain |
A day in the life of a security guard |
Brains and brawn for our country |
Photos from readers |
(February 8, 1939)
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Japanese Spirit Inspiration Week |
Tanka people in Guangdong |
Sakhalin in the snow |
The speed of earthquakes |
Mother and child |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(February 15, 1939)
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Arrival of a peaceful spring |
Scent of the Kuroshio Current as a souvenir |
Construction of the Kanmon Tunnel makes progress |
Foreign correspondence |
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(February 22, 1939)
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A new world in Mikawa: A White Russian community |
Soldiers bandaged up during an artillery attack Field hospital
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Young nurses that gave their lives on the battlefield |
National dining Whale, sardine, and rabbit |
Foreign correspondence: Wehrmacht snow maneuvers in the Alps |
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(March 1, 1939)
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Seventh anniversary of Manchukuo’s founding |
Chinese girls cut through the wind. |
Spring also comes to Taicang |
Our troops and their strong arms and legs |
A seasonal festival of white dresses and peaches |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(March 8, 1939)
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A military drill in the snow |
Shimada Unit, Takada Mountain Artillery |
Shimada Unit |
Tsutsui Unit, Shibata Infantry |
Mountain hermit’s science diary |
Japanese friendship Comfort supplies to Chile |
Helping farmers who lost their harvests |
Photos from readers |
(March 15, 1939)
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Chinese expatriate meeting on the building the New East Asia Order |
The spring of East Asia development for Chinese expatriates |
Reverberating sounds of construction in Jinan |
Helping brave warriors on the continent
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Loving embrace of Japan Orphans from neighboring countries raised at the Hidenin Orphanage in Osaka. |
Foreign correspondence: Coming dawn of a new Spain |
A German parachute school |
Photos from readers |
(March 22, 1939)
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Subjugating brigands in Manchukuo Three-year plan reaches its end |
Landing exercise in the snow Elite unit of the Strategically Important Ominato Naval Station Office |
Spring in Suzhou warms the waters. |
Triumphant entry into Haizhou |
Making iron with a cement-manufacturing machine |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(March 29, 1939)
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Flying over the snow |
A diary of pure loyalty and sincere honesty A day in the life of a Preparatory Military School student |
Crossing the Xiu River |
Our spirit Our resolve |
A glider in a snowy field |
Redrawing the map: Germany annexes Czechoslovakia and Memel |
Photos from readers |
(April 5, 1939)
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Training on the southern seas Training vessel from the National Institute of Sea Training (Ministry of Education) returns
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Horse Day |
Glorious sunshine also graces Hainan Island. |
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(April 12, 1939)
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Wartime transportation and locomotives |
Spring in Megumi-ga-oka Tama National Reform School |
Examining the legs of a salamander |
Foreign correspondence |
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(April 19, 1939)
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From soil to oil and lathe |
Protecting our northern interests |
Riding the wind to Iran |
Foreign correspondence: German National Defense Day |
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(May 3, 1939)
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Health in a prolonged struggle The Ministry of Health and Welfare |
Fighting tuberculosis |
Health Week Improving national nutrition |
Youth schools await |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(May 10, 1939)
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A break in the fighting |
Young Japanese and Manchurians take oath to develop technical skills The Akita Japan-Manchuria Engineer Training Institute |
Six new families to develop the continent |
German air girls |
National grace begins with the roads |
Birth of science films |
Foreign correspondence: Spring return to Madrid |
Photos from readers |
(May 17, 1939)
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The Pacific is our sea: Celebrating Navy Day |
A fine day in Jiangnan and early summer in Hangzhou |
Gabelentz comes to Japan. |
A railroad switch in the sky Tokyo Airport |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(May 24, 1939)
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First anniversary of the fall of Amoy |
Leaf tobacco is also shipped overseas |
Sacred torch crosses the Pacific |
Illustrated Pacific Marches |
National Central Mobilization Meeting for Asia Development |
Dogs join the festivities |
What’s next for Poland? |
Photos from readers |
(May 31, 1939)
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Contemporary student life |
Bombing continues |
Inspection tour of a new broadcasting room |
Trout-fishing in Nikko |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(June 7, 1939)
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Celebrating Navy Day again during this sacred struggle |
New Turkey rising |
Shining brightly before the Prince Training institute of junior volunteer unit for the development Manchurian and Mongolian Development |
The rainy season |
Tides of war come to the workplace Female mechanics and male typists |
Foreign correspondence: Soviet Air Force |
Teaching urban kids about life in rural areas |
Photos from readers |
(June 14, 1939)
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Entire nation saving 10 billion |
The charm of consumption |
The market of national policy |
Clear and sunny skies on Mount Lu. |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(June 21, 1939)
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Head Office of the South Manchuria Railway Company |
Searching for the light of salvation |
National gold census |
Isolation of British and French settlements in Tianjin |
Future Mothers School |
Washing staple fiber |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(June 28, 1939)
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Foreign settlements after one week of isolation Tianjin |
Shining safety in the grand feat of Asian development: National Safety Week |
Watch out for the train! |
A living fossil: Japan’s unique Epiophlebia superstes (past dragonfly) |
German Condor Legion fighting in Iberia. |
Photos from readers |
(July 5, 1939)
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Second anniversary of the Sino-Japanese War |
New structures rising out of the battlefield rubble |
Economic development making progress |
Cotton spinning in Shanghai |
Iron and coal |
Power restored to Zhenru |
Celebrating the second anniversary of the Sino-Japanese War |
Railroad and bus lines extending out |
Cultural revival |
Review room |
(July 12, 1939)
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War to exterminate Soviet troops in Outer Mongolia |
Mid-sized passenger plane TK3 Completion of plane prototype bythe Bureau of Aviation |
Brides off to Manchuria and Mongolia |
The Tokyo First House for military family orphans |
A training ground at sea Aboard the Taisei-Maru |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(July 26, 1939)
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Thoughts on Japan-Britain meeting in Tokyo |
Fierce battle continues near the Khalkha River. |
Captured soldiers turned out to be Soviets |
Air Defense School |
Summer letter from a German boy |
Catching thunder |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(August 9, 1939)
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Second anniversary of the Battle of Shanghai |
A fighter to win foreign currency Hokkaido butter |
Hapless swimmers learn to swim. |
Mysterious Mars |
Japanese doctors come to China |
Foreign correspondence: Germans training outdoors in the summer |
Photos from readers |
(August 16, 1939)
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Resolutely protecting our interests in the northern seas |
Paying respects to our fathers at Kudan |
Foreign correspondence |
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(August 23, 1939)
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Busy skies fighting the spread of communism German airplane visits the imperial capital three times |
Kicking the tide Squad’s water-crossing exercise on horseback |
Thinking of wife and child in fall |
Telling the husband about the harvest |
Loose trouser troop in Northern Europe |
Southern marine research team |
Foreign correspondence |
Potential signs of children’s dysentery? |
Photos from readers |
(August 30, 1939)
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Japanese main islands and Chosen stand united under the Rising-Sun flag |
Heading to the continent in summer: Youth Patriotic Labor Unit for Asia Development |
A white draft call paper |
The Typhoon Defense Unit |
Home first aid kit Burn |
Photos from readers |
(September 6, 1939)
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Army Aviation Academy |
Fish selling like hot cakes at the fishmongers’ in Shanghai. |
Foreign correspondence |
Home first aid kit What to do when bitten by a venomous snake |
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(September 20, 1939)
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Impregnable? The Siegfried Line |
Foreign correspondence: War spreads |
Military academy basks in His Imperial Majesty’s glory |
Home first aid kit Electric shock! |
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(September 27, 1939)
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Relaxing hot springs Shirahama Hot Spring Sanatorium for Disabled Veterans |
Hammers wielded by strong arms Osaka Vocational Guidance Office for Disabled Veterans |
Look son, your mom’s a teacher Report on visit to Special Teacher Training Institute for Widows |
Thank you, old man. |
Brave warriors, all is well on the homefront Messages from your wives and daughters in a farming village |
A great prayer Kojiro Serizawa |
Photos from readers |
(October 4, 1939)
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New operation carried out in Jiangnan. |
The Spratly Islands |
Japanese in California |
Save gas |
Foreign correspondence: Europe in crisis |
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(October 11, 1939)
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Wings fluttering with sincerity |
Foreign correspondence: Bloodshed in Europe |
Young ladies also head to town |
A flood drill along the Tonegawa River |
Tobacco factory in Taiyuan starts operation |
What to do when poisoned |
(October 18, 1939)
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Chestnut brown horses serving the country in autumn |
Foreign correspondence: Smoldering Europe |
Physical education march The power of iron |
Marine police born on the Pearl River |
Home first aid kit Removing foreign objects in your eyes and ears |
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(October 25, 1939)
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Whole nation prepares for attack from above |
Preparations against German planes |
Ministry of Education Art Exhibition reflects current affairs |
Air raid song |
Military drill student unit on offensive and defensive maneuvers on land and sea Exercises to commemoration of the 15th anniversary of military drills |
Children become soldiers for a day |
Home first aid kit Avoiding motion sickness |
(November 1, 1939)
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Nippon-Go completes ambitious round-the-world voyage |
A day to assuage the souls of the war dead |
The law is also loving and caring The 50th anniversary of the enactment of the Court Organization Law |
Japan and Manchuria stand together doing volunteer work at the holy site of Kashihara. |
Foreign correspondence: Faces of Europe |
Home first aid kit Colds can develop into all kinds of illnesses |
Photos from readers |
(November 8, 1939)
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Taking pride in our nation-building strength |
Meiji Jingu National Sports Festival Song |
Sun Yat-sen and the Imperial Army |
His Imperial Majesty visits seven courthouses in Tokyo |
Indian summer in Zhangjiakou |
Foreign correspondence: Wartime fashion in Britain and France |
Home first aid kit What to do if you breathe in poison gas |
(November 15, 1939)
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Wings of the Japanese nation
Naming ceremony of naval aircraft presented |
Military achievements of our wings over the sea |
Foreign correspondence |
The Imperial Army’s flag fluttering at the foot of Mt. Fuji in fall Large-scale drill of the Imperial Guard Division on November 8 |
Do you pass? Standards for physical strength certification test |
Home first aid kit
A country free of tuberculosis is a strong country |
Photos from readers |
(November 22, 1939)
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“We’ve come back for you” Local report junior volunteer unit for the development of Manchuria and Mongolia |
His Imperial Highness the prince, Chief of the General Staff , visits China |
Northern Manchuria is the land of gold |
Rice science |
Foreign correspondence |
Shantou is already back to normal. |
Home first aid kit Don’t forget this when you go hiking |
Photos from readers |
(November 29, 1939)
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Akita rice repays gratitude with rich harvest |
Young women in the southern countries |
“We’ve come back for you” sequel Youth Volunteer Army for Manchurian and Mongolian Development |
Foreign correspondence |
Home first aid kit Insomnia |
Photos from readers |
(December 6, 1939)
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Japan spreads its wings to the south |
Surprise landing operation near the northern seas |
Asia Development Theater Company begins performing in Nanking Far Eastern Theater Company |
Foreign correspondence: German women protecting the homefront in Europe |
Where does that bonus go? |
Home Resources Collection Bureau |
Douglas DC4 model |
Home first aid kit Frostbite |
Photos from readers |
(December 13, 1939)
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Grateful sweat: A square of beautification |
Fire fighting squad in Guangdong |
Camel market in Tripoli |
Japan’s international air transport routes |
Cooking great food for the troops Training field cooks |
Home first aid kit Hiccups |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(December 20, 1939)
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Longhai Railway now fully open |
War in Europe as seen in Shanghai |
Patriotic unit snares rabbits |
Balancing the books for an economic war |
Third year ends with National Spiritual Mobilization Campaign |
Tale of machines and torpedoes |
Home first aid kit |
Foreign correspondence |
Photos from readers |
(December 27, 1939)
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Spring on the battlefront |
Special Naval Landing Forces in Shanghai |
Soldier making battledores |
Department store on rails, Train to Ailu |
New military academy established in China |
Tough spring in northeastern Chosen |
Takachiho, Miyazaki, and Mimitsu-no-hama |
Sound of writing in the field |
Sailors receive comfort bags in the United States |
Oranges are also seasonal export items |
Celebrating New Year’s Day |
This is the year |
Young man in cellophane and pliofilm |
Photos from readers |
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