1941 Daily Mirror Japanese Army capture Burma Airfield

1941 Daily Mirror Japanese Army capture Burma Airfield

1941 front page Daily Mirror Japanese Army capture Burma Airfield, Bombardment of Hong Kong and Battle for Libya Date: 16th December 1941

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