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Chinese Americans labeling themselves to avoid being confused with the hated Japanese Americans, 1941 - Rare Historical Photos
Over 18,000 Chinese Americans served in WWII. A long-awaited honor ceremony is delayed.
DisOrientEd — Teeben
Diana's Buttons - Can You Help ID These Buttons?
Who were the best Chinese and Japanese commanders during World War II? - Quora
What Was China's Role in WWII? - WorldAtlas
Chiang Kai Shek / Weiyuanzhang Jiang Jieshi pinback button
Forgotten ally? China's unsung role in World War II | CNN
Rare WW2 Chinese Aid and Political Buttons - 5 Different | eBay
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File:Allied Chinese.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Hidden turtles and rude gestures in World War II-era Chinese banknotes | National Museum of American History
During World War II Chinese Americans Wore Signs Distinguishing Themselves From Japanese Americans to Avoid Discrimination ~ Vintage Everyday
WW2 Nationalist Chinese Army Field Cap - CHINA - World Militaria Forum
Old socialist political buttons | Sohum Parlance II
Here We Go Again (unfortunately)! – Norine's New Life @80
Japanese Americans recall World War II Fort Snelling military language operations – Twin Cities
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Shocking WWII propaganda pamphlet on spotting 'a Jap' | Daily Mail Online
During World War II Chinese Americans Wore Signs Distinguishing Themselves From Japanese Americans to Avoid Discrimination ~ Vintage Everyday
Marinship to Marin City: How a Shipyard Built a City - FoundSF
One soldier's WWII ended under a desk, with pate - Deseret News
Chinese American World War II veteran Randall Ching considered for Legion of Honor
WWII China Chinese KMT Wool Field Uniform Jacket Tunic| Hikimilitariashop
Chinese Americans in San Francisco during World War II - FoundSF
WWII China – Hikishop
Keiko on Twitter: "2. During WWII, Chinese immigrants and Chinese Americans wanted white folks to know they weren't Japanese. They wore signs and pins with messages like this. https://t.co/ekzWYDTKqk Photo credit: Los