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Relaxing in a bamboo stretcher, this Chinese soldier gets his arm wound treated at an emergency dressing station set up on a road near the battlefield
Relaxing in a bamboo stretcher, this Chinese soldier gets his arm wound treated at an emergency dressing station set up on a road near the battlefield

Relaxing in a bamboo stretcher, this Chinese soldier gets his arm wound treated at an emergency dressing station set up on a road near the battlefield

Date1/6/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: Relaxing in a bamboo stretcher; this Chinese soldier gets his arm wound treated at an emergency dressing station set up on a road near the battlefield.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116959F
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