Memorial for Japanese WWI dead in Malta

Memorial for Japanese WWI dead in Malta

KALKARA, Malta - Photo shows a memorial marking the graves of members of the former Imperial Japanese Navy who died during World War I on the premises of the British Royal Navy cemetery in Kalkara, Malta, in the Mediterranean, on July 21, 2014.

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  • 2014/7/27 00:00:00
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