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Evaculation trains like this have been a familiar feature in China during the recent Japanese advance which has compelled U.S. fliers to abandon airfield after airfield. [Incomplete]
Evaculation trains like this have been a familiar feature in China during the recent Japanese advance which has compelled U.S. fliers to abandon airfield after airfield. [Incomplete]

Evaculation trains like this have been a familiar feature in China during the recent Japanese advance which has compelled U.S. fliers to abandon airfield after airfield. [Incomplete]

Date12/1/1944
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  • Evaculation trains like this have been a familiar feature in China during the recent Japanese advance which has compelled U.S. fliers to abandon airfield after airfield. [Incomplete]
  • Evaculation trains like this have been a familiar feature in China during the recent Japanese advance which has compelled U.S. fliers to abandon airfield after airfield. [Incomplete]
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Original Toronto Star caption: Evaculation trains like this have been a familiar feature in China during the recent Japanese advance which has compelled U.S. fliers to abandon airfield after airfield. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116962F
Death came to three Doolittle fliers with their hands tied to crosses before they were shot as demonstrated by this Japanese warrant officer
Death came to three Doolittle fliers with their hands tied to crosses before they were shot as demonstrated by this Japanese warrant officer
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/30/1946
Flier's mother, Mrs. G. F. Beurling collapsed when told of her son's death
Flier's mother, Mrs. G. F. Beurling collapsed when told of her son's death
Beurling, George (Buzz)
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Toronto Star (Firm)
4/19/1941
Chinese civilians board a train to escape advance of Japanese troops
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Alexanderson (CNS)
1/6/1945
A great column of U.S. troops swings down the famous Champs Elysees, under the Arc de Triomphe, in Paris, during the victory parade held after the Fre(...)
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Toronto Star (Firm)
n.d.
U.S. to decide fate, Deportation proceedings have begun at International Falls, Minn., against Manuel Fischer, 29, who escaped last week from an Ontar(...)
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Toronto Star (Firm)
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Big Fish in the Allied war crime net, Nobosuke Kishi, Japanese cabinet member ime of Pearl Harbor, sits with his belongings awaiting removal from his jail cell [Incomplete]
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Toronto Star (Firm)
10/19/1945
U.S. Officer Here, Capt. Theodore Gebirtig, U.S. Army Medical Corps, and former member of The Star advertising staff, who is now in Toronto
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Toronto Star (Firm)
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Piles of luggage (RIGHT) have just been unloaded from the train
Piles of luggage (RIGHT) have just been unloaded from the train
Toronto Star (Firm)
4/4/1944
On trial for killing a U.S. airman is Josef Hangobl, Austrian farmer. He's seen here in the courtrom at Dachau, Germany
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Toronto Star (Firm)
11/1/1945
Matthias Gierens, 37. German railroad worker, weeps as he faces a war criminal court on a charge of shooting a U.S. airman who had bailed out of his plane
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Toronto Star (Firm)
6/8/1945
Jimmy Doolittle the American hero flier who led the raid on Japan in which the author, Major White, took part
Jimmy Doolittle the American hero flier who led the raid on Japan in which the author, Major White, took part
Doolittle, James H
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