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Manchukuo WW2 Propaganda Collection: Manchukuo, officially known as the State of Manchuria prior to 1934 and the Empire of Great Manchuria thereafter, was a puppet state of the Empire of Japan in Northeast China that existed from 1932 until its dissolution in 1945. (Wikipedia)

Manchukuo WW2 Propaganda Posters:

Recruiting:

Fighting And Morale:

Gear and Vehicles:

Anti-Enemy:

Production:

Finance:

Home Front:

1932 Regular air service between Japan and Manchuria

1933 Chief executive Henry Puyi (before his coronation as the Emperor Kang-Teh) together with a picture of his palace.

1934 Portrait of Puyi and Flag of Manchukuo, from a series commemorating the Enthronement of the Emperor of Manchukuo

1935 Commemorative postcard featuring Puyi, Emperor of Manchukuo

1937 Commemoration Of The Fifth Anniversary Of The Founding Of The People's Republic Of China. Government of Japan — 1937 Commemoration Of The Fifth Anniversary Of The Founding Of The People’s Republic Of China. Government of Japan

Manchukuo WW2 Military Art:

Nakajima Ki 43 of Manchukuo State

Some interesting WW2 related links:

Wikipedia article about World War II
History.com article about World War II

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All Countries during World War Two

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