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WW2: A captured Japanese soldier. Captured from the Iwo Jima cave in which, with twenty other Japs, they had been hiding for several days. They were treated humanely, which was contrary to what they had believed prior to capture. 5th April 1945.

WW2: A captured Japanese soldier. Captured from the Iwo Jima cave in which, with twenty other Japs, they had been hiding for several days. They were treated humanely, which was contrary to what they had believed prior to capture. 5th April 1945. Stock Photo

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4069 x 3240 px | 34.5 x 27.4 cm | 13.6 x 10.8 inches | 300dpi

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WW2: A captured Japanese soldier. Captured from the Iwo Jima cave in which, with twenty other Japs, they had been hiding for several days. They were treated humanely, which was contrary to what they had believed prior to capture. 5th April 1945.

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