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C1942
[Japanese Propaganda Photograph] [7. ‘Peace Mission’, Hong Kong, with hostage Edna Lee.]
Japanese military propaganda photograph of the ‘Peace Mission’ dispatched across Hong Kong’s harbour from Kowloon on 13 December 1941, with the hostage Edna Lee and her dachshunds, Otto and Mitzi. Her husband was private secretary to the Governor, Sir Mark Young. WWII … Read Full Description
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S/N: FOTO-WWII-JAP-007–233115
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Full Title:
[Japanese Propaganda Photograph] [7. ‘Peace Mission’, Hong Kong, with hostage Edna Lee.]
Date:
C1942
Artist:
Unknown
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Silver gelatin photograph
Image Size:
200mm
x 145mm
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dated:
1942
Description:
Japanese military propaganda photograph of the ‘Peace Mission’ dispatched across Hong Kong’s harbour from Kowloon on 13 December 1941, with the hostage Edna Lee and her dachshunds, Otto and Mitzi. Her husband was private secretary to the Governor, Sir Mark Young.
WWII Japanese propaganda photograph on original card mount with Japanese text on verso.
