Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

This group of old photos are from the old postcard “Zhi& That’s a big exhibition commemorating the leaf painting book” released by the Japanese that year. This group of postcards includes 8 pictures on the front cover and back cover

The so-called ** Incident in Japan was the July 7th Incident, also known as the Lugouqiao Incident, which took place on July 7, 1937

图片[1]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

《支&那事変大展览会纪念绘叶书》封面

图片[2]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

《支&那事変大展览会纪念绘叶书》发行方相关信息

图片[3]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

日军击毁我军战斗机后拍的照片

图片[4]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

日军占领上海大场镇后拍的照片

图片[5]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

图片[6]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

日本占领昌平南口镇后耀武扬威

图片[7]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

日军列出了攻破并占领我方城池的时间表

图片[8]-Old photo: commemorative postcard of the July 7th Incident Exhibition issued by the Japanese-China Archive

《支&那事変大展览会纪念绘叶书》封底

愿中国永远强盛，再不被欺凌。

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