THE VANQUISHED RETURN.—An invalid Japanese soldier, one of 2500 prisoners of war recently repatriated from Russia, being greeted by his tearful wife on the wharf at Maizaru, Japan. The wharf was crowded with Japanese, hopefully looking for long-missing relatives. Many of the repatriated men surrendered to the Russians in Manchuria.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26030, 6 February 1950, Page 7
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50THE VANQUISHED RETURN.—An invalid Japanese soldier, one of 2500 prisoners of war recently repatriated from Russia, being greeted by his tearful wife on the wharf at Maizaru, Japan. The wharf was crowded with Japanese, hopefully looking for long-missing relatives. Many of the repatriated men surrendered to the Russians in Manchuria. Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26030, 6 February 1950, Page 7
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