Japanese surrender at Mukden

A scene at Mukden Airfield during the Japanese surrender to Soviet troops following their invasion of Manchuria, northern China. Japanese troops gather together arms and munitions for surrender. Date: August 1945

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1945/8/31 00:00:00

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(c)Robert Hunt Library/Mary Evans / Kyodo News Images

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Copyright (c) Mary Evans Picture Library 2015

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