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HMS Aurora.
Later ROC Navy Chung King.
Captured by the communists in 1949.
The Japanese had few chances to commit the new PLA Navy as IJN's main battlefields were in the Pacific during the ww2.

HMS_Aurora_1942_IWM_A_8158.jpg

Source: HMS Aurora (12) - Wikipedia
 
Sorry for a trivia again.
Mongol Invasion of Japan (1281).
Most of them were Koreans as Mongol China had few warships.


Weren't the Mongols defeated by a huge Typhoon or Tornado and had nearly all their vessels sunk or destroyed? If my history is correct this was where the term "kamikaze" comes from? Meaning "Divine wind"..... But plz correct me if im wrong
 
Very cool. The pic is for or from a movie?

Yes it is.
Actors are welcoming guests for a preview :)
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The 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin.

Saluting to Japanese national anthem at Berlin Friedrichstraße Station.
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Emperor William Memorial Church in Berlin
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Leni Riefenstahl (1902-2003) as Director of German camera team
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View from Brandenburg Gate
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German host
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Results of Running Long Jump
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Source:
ベルリンオリンピック:(毎日レガシーフォト アーカイブ) - 毎日新聞
 

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