The former Japanese Premier, General lojo, looking out of the window of his bungalow, and inviting officers ...

A Chinese Looking Out of the Window

A Poet Looking out of his Lakeside Hut

Lieutenant General of first division consulting his officers, Tokio, Japan

General Auchinleck with members of his staff and senior NZ officers in the Western Desert

Courtesan Standing at the Bars of a Window Looking Out at a Youth in Komuso Attire

The officers of the Japanese warship Iwate

Mistress of Tsuneyoshi (5th Shogun) with Small Dog Looking Out Toward the Water

Officers of the Japanese army at Peking, China

Two girls look out of a window at a passing juggler

General Auchinleck talking with NZ officers on the parade in the Western Desert

General Auchinleck talking with NZ officers on the parade in the Western Desert

Looking out of dugout at El Alamein, Egypt - Photograph taken by H Paton

Group portrait of officers on board the Japanese warship 'Kongo'

Group portrait of officers on board the Japanese warship 'Hiyei'

The visit of Japanese warships Iwate and Azuma to New Zealand: the officers of the Azuma

General Yamashila, Japanese commander in the Philippines, cleaning his hands after ordering his forces to la...

Prime Minister Peter Fraser, accompanied by General Bernard Freyberg and senior officers, climbing Monastery...

General Mark Clark addressing senior NZ officers during his visit to NZ Division, Italy, World War II - Phot...

Japanese whaling ship Tenyo Maru No.3 out of Tokyo leaving a Wellington Harbour wharf with the crew looking ...

Lieutenant General Sir Bernard Freyberg meeting officers of the 9th Yugoslav Corps, Italy - Photograph taken...

The Chinese General Tei-Josho Takes His Life After Defeat At Naval Battle Of Ikai-Yei

Looking along the turret of the first Tiger Tank to be knocked out by New Zealand tanks, during the advance ...

[Hotei, the god of good fortune, one of the seven lucky gods, facing front with his head resting on his hands, peering out through an opening in his bottomless bag of goods]

Sport and General" Thoto. The Japanese airman, linumba, and his wireless operator, Tsukagoshi, photographed ...