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Photograph of the inscription on the First World War memorial dedicated to the 1st Chinese Regiment, Weihaiwei, China, ca.1930's
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Photograph of the inscription on the First World War memorial dedicated to the 1st Chinese Regiment, Weihaiwei, China, ca.1930's

Inscription on the First World War memorial dedicated to the 1st Chinese Regiment alt. spelt as the 'First Chinese Regiment' and also known as the 'Weihaiwei Regiment', Weihaiwei, China, ca.1930's. Possibly photographed by Robert Minturn Clarges Ruxton (1876–1946). From the Ruxton Family Collection. The 1st Chinese Regiment adopted their turban from the Sikhs. Photograph taken from

Date
c. 1930
Photographer / author
See description
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
photograph
Original size
1,020 × 1,014 pixels

Public domain

Reason: public domain: scan (PD-old-70).

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