Hello, I am very interested in these Sino-Japanese war postcards in my collection, and would very much like to know what the soldiers are saying. Can anyone help? Thanks, Douglas
Hello, I am very interested in these Sino-Japanese war postcards in my collection, and would very much like to know what the soldiers are saying. Can anyone help? Thanks, Douglas
In the top card the soldier on the right is saying...great japanese imperial empire,banzai,banzai. the next soldier left also says,banzai,banzai,that`s as far as I got......Pete.
JEDEM DAS SEINE
1.Rightful
2.can not see well, look like battle
3.Thieves, robbers
4.To eliminate
5.Big Japan
6.Empire
7.Banzai
8.Those Kangi means
ground/ rest in peace/comrade
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Attachment 406216
1.Plain cloth troop/enemy
2.Hunting
3.Land Force
4.Active
5.A brand name
6. eye drop MD
7.Against Japan
8.Your face
9.Plain cloth
(I think this picture shows the Japanese troops is hunting down plain cloth chinese troops.)Attachment 406218
Ok, thanks for your efforts. If anyone has any other information I would be pleased to hear it. Thanks, Douglas
Those are a series of illustrated postcards from the Manchurian Incident and China Incident period. They turn up pretty often.
Really nicely made and shows how Japanese soldiers lived day to day and how they presented themselves to their families back home.
You can see some here:
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