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1946 CHINA: Chinese reclaim Mukden from Japanese
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as posted by the channelDate: 18th April 1946
Location: Mukden, China
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Gaumont British Ident
SLATE INFORMATION: The City Japan Once Ruled
CHINA: Mukden (Shenyang):
Busy street. Shots of devastated aerodromes with wrecked and damaged planes (part of Imperial Air Force of Japan). Ruin of Mukden war plant (factory). Japanese people selling goods in marketplace. Chinese troops marching into Mukden, after the Russians have withdrawn
Air Raids and War Damage; Shenyang; China
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