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In the Chinchon region, five military engineers drive out more than a hundred Chinese soldiers
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In the Chinchon region, five military engineers drive out more than a hundred Chinese soldiers

Mizuno Toshikata · 1894 · color woodcut; polish; paper

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Five Japanese engineers drive out more than a hundred Chinese soldiers in the Chinchon region. This half-fatal incident took place during the First Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895).

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Credit lineIn de Chinchon regio verdrijven vijf militaire ingenieurs meer dan honderd Chinese soldaten. 1894. Mizuno Toshikata. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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