GENERAL WANG RANG, commander of a Chinese Brigade, who was captured.by Japanese at the Astor Hotel, Shanghai...

GENERAL NOGI, THE JAPANESE COMMANDER AT PORT ARTHUR

Sport, and General" Photo, Major-General Shozo Kawabe, a prominent Japanese commander who is playing a leadi...

General Bernard Freyberg talking to Battalion Commander at inspection of the 3rd Greek Brigade at Taranto, I...

[New commander of the Detachment at Shangai.]

A JAPANESE PRESS OFFICER AT SHANGHAI INTERNMENT CAMP

Sport and General^' Photo. GHANGHSUEHLIANG, who is to negotiate with the Japanese commander to „ localise t ...

Sport and General" Photo. General Homma (second from left), commander of the Japanese troops in Tientsin, ph...

SHANGHAI SITUATION.—As a sequel to alleged murders by Chinese in the international concession at Shanghai, t...

Japanese landing forces in the streets of Shanghai prepare for an attack from Chinese regulars. A group of m...

Sport and General" Photo. Scenes at Shanghai and Tientsin during-the fighting between China and Japan. At to...

WAR'S DEVASTATION: SCENES OF RUIN AFTER SEVERE JAPANESE BOMBING RAIDS OVER THE CHINESE PROTION OF SHANGHAI

THE LATE PBINCE ITO, Japanese Resident-General in Korea, who wm assassinated at Harbin by a Korean. (Otago ...

THEATRE OF WAR IN CHINA: VIEWS OF SHANGHAI, SCENE OF THE INITIAL MAJOR CLASH BETWEEN CHINESE AND JAPANESE FO...

Major A Awatere receives the Military Cross from General Freyberg at 5 NZ Infantry Brigade parade in the Vol...

Major E W Aked decorated with Military Cross by General Freyberg at 6 NZ Infantry Brigade parade in the Volt...

Signing the surrender of the Japanese South-east Army. At top, Admiral Jin-Ichi Kusaka, commander of the Jap...

A United States marine directing a group of Japanese prisoners of war captured on Guadalcanal. They had been...

The Japanese Army on Its Righteous Mission to Chastize China Fights Furiously at Haicheng in the Snow and Ice: The Brave Major General Ōshima at Battle (Sei Shin gigun Kaijō seppyōchū no gekisen Ōshima shōshō yūsō taiteki no zu)

Attack made by the forts at Jih island and the south-eastern head of Liukung island and the Chinese men-of-war upon the already captured Lukeutsuy forts on the E. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei, and the Japanese army on land