File:Meiji caramels advertisement.jpg

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English: Meiji caramels advertisement depicting a Japanese soldier wearing a gas mask and a Chinese soldier who had never seen a gas mask before
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Source Certain victory: images of World War II in the Japanese media By David C. Earhart
Author 写真周報 Shashin Shūhō

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19 October 1938

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