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TitleDai-Manchukuo Fukei (Sceneries of Great Manchukuo)
Publication Year 1935Dai-Manchukuo Fukei (Sceneries of Great Manchukuo) - Original 1935 Edition
This is a precious historical photo album published in 1935 (Showa 10), providing a visual record of the short-lived state of Manchukuo. It was compiled not only for travelers but also as a window for those who could not visit this \"New Land\" to understand its scale and atmosphere.Message from the Editor (Translated): \"This album was primarily compiled for travelers to Manchuria. However, if it also serves to introduce this \'New Land\' to those who unfortunately have no chance to visit, and remains a cherished memento for our compatriots residing there, the editor\'s greatest wish will be fulfilled.\"
Format:Year: 1935 (Showa 10)Thickness: Approx. 1.5 cmLanguage: Japanese
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