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LEAFLETS FOLLOW BOMBS.—The buildings of the Keishu sugar mills, Formosa, being blown up with the exploding bombs from the United States sth Air Force aircraft as a rain of leaflets (upper left) from one of the bombers follows the high explosives. This mill was a source of commercial alcohol for Japan’s war machine.

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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24633, 1 August 1945, Page 3

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LEAFLETS FOLLOW BOMBS.—The buildings of the Keishu sugar mills, Formosa, being blown up with the exploding bombs from the United States sth Air Force aircraft as a rain of leaflets (upper left) from one of the bombers follows the high explosives. This mill was a source of commercial alcohol for Japan’s war machine. Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24633, 1 August 1945, Page 3

LEAFLETS FOLLOW BOMBS.—The buildings of the Keishu sugar mills, Formosa, being blown up with the exploding bombs from the United States sth Air Force aircraft as a rain of leaflets (upper left) from one of the bombers follows the high explosives. This mill was a source of commercial alcohol for Japan’s war machine. Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24633, 1 August 1945, Page 3

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