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  1. 06.1.124 - Written on back of the photo in black ink: "Bad Salzdefurth, Germany" The River Lamme running through Bad Salzdefurth.

    1946 circa

    Record Type: Photo

    Bad Salzdefurth, Germany
  2. 06.1.125 - American Soldier standing by a German Arado Ar 234 jet bomber.

    1945 circa

    Record Type: Photo

    German jet bomber
  3. 06.1.13 - Hiroshima Peace Dome in 1985.

    1985

    Record Type: Photo

    Hiroshima Peace Dome
  4. 06.1.139 - Man in uniform sailing a small boat.

    Record Type: Photo

    Sailing
  5. 06.1.140 - Unknown man and small one-design sailboat.

    1946 circa

    Record Type: Photo

    Sailboat
  6. 06.1.141 - Soldiers standing on a dock near a number of small sailboats.

    circa 1946

    Record Type: Photo

    Sailboats
  7. 06.1.142 - Street scene

    1946 circa

    Record Type: Photo

    Street Scene
  8. 06.1.144 - Bob Hall with a movie camera on a tripod in front of the Imperial Palace, Tokyo.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Bob Hall with a movie camera on a tripod.
  9. 06.1.145 - Japanese Naval Monument.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Japanese memorial
  10. 06.1.146 - Emperor Hirohito of Japan on his railway car.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Emperor Hirohito
  11. 06.1.147 - Emperor Hirohito of Japan on his railway car.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Emperor Hirohito
  12. 06.1.148 - Attached caption reads: "Looking up through one of the few remaining arches showing the scattered remains of Urakami Cathedral at the edge of the city of Nagasaki. This Catholic Church was once a mecca of 50,000 Nagasaki Christians, nearly 30% of the city's entire population."

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Nagasaki Cathedral
  13. 06.1.149 - Written on the back: "NISI - Honganji-Temple in Kyoto, Japan" & "Robert Hall Collection"

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Nisi-Honganji-Temple, Kyoto, Japan
  14. 06.1.150 - Unknown Japanese buildings.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Japan
  15. 06.1.151 - The attached caption states: "Symbol of Catholicism in the Far East. This once imposing structure was 34 years in construction, being completed in 1914." "Credit line to read: Photograph by John Bennewitz". Urakami Roman Catholic Cathedral.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Nagasaki Cathedral
  16. 06.1.152 - The caption attached states: "Urakami Cathedral, (Nagasaki), completely destroyed by the atomic bomb, was once the largest Catholic Church in Japan." "Credit line to read: Photograph by John Bennewitz". Urakami Roman Catholic Cathedral.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Nagasaki Cathedral
  17. 06.1.153 - United States Strategic Bombing Survey Jeep No. 89 with school children.

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Japanese schoolchildren
  18. 06.1.154 - Written on the back of the photo: "Gokoku Shrine -principal Shinto Shrine in Hiroshima, where 30,000 soldiers were quartered when the bomb ("A") devastated the city." "Photo by John Bennewitz"

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Gokoku Shrine
  19. 06.1.155 - The attached caption states: "A civilian member of the United States Strategic Bombing Survey interrogates a survivor of the first atomic bombed city of Hiroshima."

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Personnel of the United States Strategic Bombing
  20. 06.1.156 - Written on the back of the photo: "Japanese Government Building, Tokyo."

    1945

    Record Type: Photo

    Tokyo

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