JAPANESE BLOCKADE. — Tientsin, with the International Bridge, spanning the Hai-Ho River, on which the city stands, in the background. The river is crowded with junks carrying cotton, the major exporting commodity of Tientsin, all tied up as a result of the Japanese blockade. On the right, a view of the throngs of Chinese outside the Concession, waiting to be searched and permitted entry by the Japanese authorities.
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Northern Advocate, 28 July 1939, Page 10
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67JAPANESE BLOCKADE.—Tientsin, with the International Bridge, spanning the Hai-Ho River, on which the city stands, in the background. The river is crowded with junks carrying cotton, the major exporting commodity of Tientsin, all tied up as a result of the Japanese blockade. On the right, a view of the throngs of Chinese outside the Concession, waiting to be searched and permitted entry by the Japanese authorities. Northern Advocate, 28 July 1939, Page 10
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