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DescriptionBloody May Day Incident.JPG
English: Bloody May Day Incident
日本語: 血のメーデー事件
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English: Japanese book "Occupied Japan that United States Armed Forces photographed" published by Kawade-Shobo-Shinsha. United States Armed Forces owns this original photograph.
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