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1937 CHINA: Sino-Japanese war / Shanghai charities inundated with starving refugees and orphans
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0:56Now PlayingDate: 2nd December 1937
Location: SHANGHAI, CHINA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
CHINA: Shanghai:
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Jap. soldiers on guard at ruins. Pan of ruins. Gen. view ruins..table in doorway. Gen. tip up or ruined building. Gen. view of Convent. view of Plaque 'Jesuit Seminary'. Gen. view orphans in yard. Man bandages boy's leg. Elev. front view crowds of people thru's streets.. Jesuit Monks in f-g. Old man type. Man carries child with bowl of rice. Gen. view handing out food. Elev. view handing out food..children hold up bowls. Semi view kids eating...Monk passes bowl. CU kids holding bowls. Front view children eating out of bowls.
Sino-Japanese War; China; Children; Social Conditions and Problems; Displaced Persons
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