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CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. Mrs Chiang Kai-Shek at the Hankou Base Hospital sewing clothes for the refugees. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. Mrs Chiang Kai-Shek at the Hankou Base Hospital sewing clothes for the refugees.

CHINA. - Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. - Robert Capa

Madame Chiang Kai-Shek.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Madame CHIANG Kai-Shek. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Madame CHIANG Kai-Shek.

CHINA. - CHINA. June-July 1938. Near Zhengzhou. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou--the crossroads of the two major railway lines of northern and eastern China, and the gateway to the Hankow region-- Chiang Kai-shek ordered the dikes of the Yellow River blown up. The flood, which halted the Japanese only temporarily, inundated eleven cities and four thousand villages, destroyed the crops of four provinces, and rendered two million people homeless. In this photograph Chinese soldiers are being ferried across the river. - Robert Capa

CHINA. June-July 1938. Near Zhengzhou. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou--the crossroads of the two major railway lines of northern and eastern China, and t...

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Near the Suchow front. Railroads provided the principal form of transportation for both troops and refugees. Impromptu markets sprang up at stations all along the tracks to sell food and other necessities. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Near the Suchow front. Railroads provided the principal form of transportation for both troops and refugees. Impromptu markets sprang up at s

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first def - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first def

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Near Taierhchwang (Suchow front). Local peasants helped to bring supplies to the troops at the front. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Near Taierhchwang (Suchow front). Local peasants helped to bring supplies to the troops at the front.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the...

CHINA. - CHINA. April, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. Peasants carrying the wounded to the railroad, after the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility f

CHINA. - CHINA. Taierhchwang (Suchow front). April 1938. After the battle,the citizens who had sought refuge in the countryside returned to their devastated town. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Taierhchwang (Suchow front). April 1938. After the battle,the citizens who had sought refuge in the countryside returned to their devastated town.

CHINA. - CHINA. Taierhchwang (Suchow front). April 1938. The town suffered much devastation during the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Taierhchwang (Suchow front). April 1938. The town suffered much devastation during the battle.

CHINA. - CHINA. Taierhchwang (Suchow front). April 1938. A civilian victim of the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Taierhchwang (Suchow front). April 1938. A civilian victim of the battle.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29, 1938. Watching as Chinese fighter planes shot down twenty of the Japanese bombers that were attacking the city on Emperor Hirohito's birthday. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29, 1938. Watching as Chinese fighter planes shot down twenty of the Japanese bombers that were attacking the city on Emperor Hiroh

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-Sept, 1938. Running for shelter during an air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-Sept, 1938. Running for shelter during an air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. Distributing second-hand clothes to children. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. Distributing second-hand clothes to children.

CHINA. - CHINA. April, 1938. Robert CAPA holding his 35mm Contax camera on Japanese tank captured at the Battle of Tai'erzhuang. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April, 1938. Robert CAPA holding his 35mm Contax camera on Japanese tank captured at the Battle of Tai'erzhuang.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hankou. April, 1938. Robert CAPA with Joris IVENS (in beret) and John FERNHOUT (kneeling) on the film set of The 400 Million. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hankou. April, 1938. Robert CAPA with Joris IVENS (in beret) and John FERNHOUT (kneeling) on the film set of The 400 Million.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945). - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945).

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. Many buildings were destroyed during the war. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Training Nationalist Chinese soldiers in the tactics and skills of guerrilla warfare. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Training Nationalist Chinese soldiers in the tactics and skills of guerrilla warfare.

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railroad lines of northern and eastern China, and the gateway to the Hankow region, CHIANG KAI SHEK ordered to blow up the dikes of the Yellow River. The flood, which halted the Japanese only temporarily, inundated eleven cities and four thousand villages, destroyed the crops of 4 Provinces, and rendered 2 million people homeless. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railroad lines of northern and eastern China...

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Dr SHIH. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Dr SHIH.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-Sept, 1938. Running for shelter during an air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-Sept, 1938. Running for shelter during an air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang (7th of April) represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. Many buildings were destroyed during the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang (7th of April) represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railroad lines of northern and eastern China, and the gateway to the Hankow region, CHIANG KAI SHEK ordered to blow up the dikes of the Yellow River. The flood, which halted the Japanese only temporarily, inundated eleven cities and four thousand villages, destroyed the crops of 4 Provinces, and rendered 2 million people homeless. Chinese soldiers building a dike with sandbags. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railroad lines of northern and eastern China...

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 19

CHINA. - CHINA. Canton. July/August 1938. Civil defense volunteers attend the injured after a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Canton. July/August 1938. Civil defense volunteers attend the injured after a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - Nationalist Army officers. - Robert Capa

Nationalist Army officers.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. From July to September 1938, Hankou is subjected to Japanese bombardments. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. From July to September 1938, Hankou is subjected to Japanese bombardments.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. A Nationalist Chinese soldier during his training. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. A Nationalist Chinese soldier during his training.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. A Chinese soldier guarding the town, which had been captured from the Japanese the previous night. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. A Chinese soldier guarding the town, which had been captured from the Japanese the previous night. The Battle

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle, a female student volunteer is decorated with Japanese grenades. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the...

CHINA. - CHINA. Hankou. 1938. Boy soldier. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hankou. 1938. Boy soldier.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle, the wounded had to walk several miles in order to reach the railroad track. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA.Hankou.1938. GeneralissimoChiang Kai-shek. - Robert Capa

CHINA.Hankou.1938. GeneralissimoChiang Kai-shek.

CHINA. - CHINA. Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. Children watching the Chinese troops enter the town after the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army, which inflicted heavy casualties on the Japanese forces. Near the Suchow front. April, 1938. Railroads provided the principal form of transportation for both the troops and refugees. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army...

CHINA. - CHINA. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Actor in a propaganda play. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Actor in a propaganda play.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes.

CHINA. - CHINA. 2007. A Chinese pilot. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 2007. A Chinese pilot.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. Chinese troops marching along the Grand Canal, on the outskirts of the town. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. Chinese troops marching along the Grand Canal, on the outskirts of the town. The Battle of Taierchwang represented

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Training Nationalist Chinese soldiers. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Training Nationalist Chinese soldiers.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. Chinese soldiers guarding the town wich had been captured from the Japanese the previous night. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. Chinese soldiers guarding the town wich had been captured from the Japanese the previous night. The Battle of

CHINA. - CHINA. July-August 1938. Near Canton. Chinese soldier guarding the coastline against a possible Japanese attack. - Robert Capa

CHINA. July-August 1938. Near Canton. Chinese soldier guarding the coastline against a possible Japanese attack.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. Distributing second-hand clothes to children. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. Distributing second-hand clothes to children.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hankou. July-September 1938. Crowds running for shelter as the air-raid alarm sounds. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hankou. July-September 1938. Crowds running for shelter as the air-raid alarm sounds.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the ...

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes.

CHINA. - CHINA. August-September, 1938. Zhou Enlai standing in front of a picture of Karl Marx at the headquarters of the Hankou Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. - Robert Capa

CHINA. August-September, 1938. Zhou Enlai standing in front of a picture of Karl Marx at the headquarters of the Hankou Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party.

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June-July, 1938. Peasants rowing across flooded waters - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June-July, 1938. Peasants rowing across flooded waters

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. Banners celebrating Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, Chang Kai Shek retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. Banners celebrating Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Jap

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Dr SHIH lecturing. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Dr SHIH lecturing.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hankou. 1938. Madame Chiang Kai-shek. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hankou. 1938. Madame Chiang Kai-shek.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the...

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Canton. July/August, 1938. Chinese farmers, members of the local militia, hid their arms, composed of swords and spears, near their rice paddies. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Canton. July/August, 1938. Chinese farmers, members of the local militia, hid their arms, composed of swords and spears, near their rice paddies.

CHINA. - CHINA. April, 1938. Near the Suchow front. An armored train for high ranking officers of the Nationalist Chinese military command. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April, 1938. Near the Suchow front. An armored train for high ranking officers of the Nationalist Chinese military command.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Near Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. A Peasant in a fox-hole. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Near Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - icp 356
Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 7th, 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

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Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 7th, 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibi

CHINA. - Entertainment in the courtyard of the nationalist army's garrison house. - Robert Capa

Entertainment in the courtyard of the nationalist army's garrison house.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the...

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Chinese boy scouts march through city streets carrying anti-Japanese banners during the Sino-Japanese War. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Chinese boy scouts march through city streets carrying anti-Japanese banners during the Sino-Japanese War.

CHINA. - icp 404
Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced toward Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railway lines of northern and eastern China, and the gateway to the Hankow region - CHIANG KAI SHEK ordered to destroy the dikes of the Yellow River. The flood, which halted the Japanese only temporarily, inundated eleven cities and four thousand villages, destroyed the crops of 4 Provinces, and rendered 2 million people homeless.
Chinese soldiers are being carried by ferry across the river. - Robert Capa

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Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced toward Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railway lines of northern and eastern ...

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railroad lines of northern and eastern China, and the gateway to the Hankow region, CHIANG KAI SHEK to blow up the dikes of the Yellow River. The flood, which halted the Japanese only temporarily, inundated eleven cities and four thousand villages, destroyed the crops of 4 Provinces, and rendered 2 million people homeless. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Zhengzhou. June/July, 1938. As the Japanese advanced on Zhengzhou - the crossroad between the two major railroad lines of northern and eastern China...

CHINA. - icp 411
CHINA. Near Canton. Chinese farmers, members of the local militia. Their arms consist of swords and spears. July and August, 1938. - Robert Capa

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CHINA. Near Canton. Chinese farmers, members of the local militia. Their arms consist of swords and spears. July and August, 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - icp 398
Canton. July/August, 1938. One of the many students who volunteered for civil defense work in the city, which was being heavily bombed by the Japanese air force. - Robert Capa

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Canton. July/August, 1938. One of the many students who volunteered for civil defense work in the city, which was being heavily bombed by the Japanese

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Canton. July/August 1938. An orphanage. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Canton. July/August 1938. An orphanage.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army, which inflicted heavy casualties on the Japanese forces. Near the Suchow front. April, 1938. Railroads were the main form of transportation for both the troops and refugees. Impromptu markets sprang up at stations all along the tracks to sell food and other necessities. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army...

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle, the wounded walked several miles in order to reach the railroad track. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July 4th, 1938. CHIANG Kai Shek at a meeting of the Supreme War Council. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July 4th, 1938. CHIANG Kai Shek at a meeting of the Supreme War Council. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops,

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July 5th, 1938. The German military advisers hired by Chiang Kai-shek leaving China. Ever since the invasion of China, the Japanese had been pressuring Germany to force these retire. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July 5th, 1938. The German military advisers hired by Chiang Kai-shek leaving China. Ever since the invasion of China, the Japanese had b

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July 4th, 1938. CHIANG Kai Shek at a meeting of the Supreme War Council. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July 4th, 1938. CHIANG Kai Shek at a meeting of the Supreme War Council. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops,

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the...

CHINA. - CHINA. Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. Chinese troops entering the town after the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Taierchwang, Suchow front. April 1938. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army, which inflicted heavy casualties on the Japanese forces. Near the Suchow front. April, 1938. Railroads provided the main form of transportation for both the troops and refugees. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army...

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the Japanese invasion of China. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March 12th, 1938. Patriotic rally commemorating the 13th anniversary of SUN YAT-SEN's death and celebrating the Chinese resistance to the...

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle, the citizens who had sought refuge in the countryside returned to their town. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. Citizens returning home after the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibili

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. Chinese troops marching along the Grand Canal, on the outskirts of the town. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. Chinese troops marching along the Grand Canal, on the outskirts of the town. The Battle of Taierchwang represented

CHINA. - CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. A Chinese soldier guarding the town, which had been captured the previous night. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 7th, 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. A Chinese soldier guarding the town, which had been captured the previous night. The Battle of Taierchwang re

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. Young women being trained as Nationalist Chinese soldiers. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. Young women being trained as Nationalist Chinese soldiers. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, C

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. A Woman responsible for training Nationalist female soldiers. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. A Woman responsible for training Nationalist female soldiers. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops,

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle the wounded walk to the railroad in order to be evacuated. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. Crowds leaning out windows to watch the air battle between Japanese and Chinese planes over Hankou - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. Crowds leaning out windows to watch the air battle between Japanese and Chinese planes over Hankou

CHINA. - CHINA. Near the Xuzhou front. April, 1938. Train overflowing with passengers. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near the Xuzhou front. April, 1938. Train overflowing with passengers.

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle, the wounded walk to the railroad in order to be evacuated. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. A victim of the battle. - Robert Capa

CHINA. April 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility fo

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Canton. The Chinese farmers who composed the local militia were mostly armed with swords and spears. July/August 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Canton. The Chinese farmers who composed the local militia were mostly armed with swords and spears. July/August 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. July-September, 1938. After a Japanese air raid.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army, which inflicted heavy casualties on the Japanese forces. Near the Suchow front. April, 1938. Railroads provided the main form of transportation for both the troops and refugees. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army...

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Canton. July-August 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Canton. July-August 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. April 29th, 1938. On Emperor Hirohito's Birthday. Chinese watching a battle between the Japanese bombers and the Chinese fighter planes.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army, which inflicted heavy casualties on the Japanese forces. Near the Suchow front. April, 1938. Railroads provided the principal form of transportation for both the troops and the refugees. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army...

CHINA. - Robert Capa 937CHINA. Canton. After a Japanese air-raid, civil defense volunteers attend the injured. July-August 1938. - Robert Capa

Robert Capa 937CHINA. Canton. After a Japanese air-raid, civil defense volunteers attend the injured. July-August 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army, which inflicted heavy casualties on the Japanese forces. Near the Suchow front. April, 1938. Railroads provided the principal form of transportation for both the troops and the refugees. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. The Japanese mounted a major offensive against the Chinese in the south of the Province of Shandong. They had to fight against the 5th Chinese Army...

CHINA. - CHINA. Xian. May/June 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Xian. May/June 1938.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. Members of the Nationalist Army. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. March, 1938. Members of the Nationalist Army. After having lost Shanghai and Nankijng to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to

CHINA. - CHINA. Near Canton. July/August, 1938. Chinese tank officers. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Near Canton. July/August, 1938. Chinese tank officers.

CHINA. - CHINA. 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for China of defeating Japan. After the battle, the wounded had to walk several miles in order to reach the railroad track. - Robert Capa

CHINA. 1938. Taierchwang, Suchow front. The Battle of Taierchwang represented Japan's first defeat and created a widespread optimism on the possibility for Chin

CHINA. - CHINA. May/June, 1938. Xian and the surrounding area. - Robert Capa

CHINA. May/June, 1938. Xian and the surrounding area.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. From July to September 1938, Hankou is subjected to Japanese bombardments. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. From July to September 1938, Hankou is subjected to Japanese bombardments.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. August-September 1938. A meeting in the Headquarters of the Communist Party. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troops, CHANG KAI SHEK retreated to Hankou, where he resisted until late 1938. During the Japanese invasion the Chinese Communist Party and the Nationalist Party formed a united front. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. August-September 1938. A meeting in the Headquarters of the Communist Party. After having lost Shanghai and Nanking to the Japanese troop...

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. Young men being trained as Nationalist Chinese soldiers. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. 1938. Young men being trained as Nationalist Chinese soldiers.

CHINA. - CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. Second Sino-Japanese War. 1938. Chinese soldiers. - Robert Capa

CHINA. Hubei. Hankou. Second Sino-Japanese War. 1938. Chinese soldiers.

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