Nippu Jiji Photograph Archive, "Gaijin" Collection ddr-njpa-1
2650 items
2650 items
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Newspaper clipping regarding Major General William F. Dean (ddr-njpa-1-201)
Article title: "Hero of Taejon Leaves on Last Lap Homeward."
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Portrait of Joseph E. Davis (ddr-njpa-1-202)
Caption on reverse [English]: "Ambassador of the U.S.A. to the U.S.S.R.. Former head of the Federal Trade Commission."
Caption on reverse [translation]: Joseph E. Davies. US Ambassador to the Soviet Union (as of November 20)
Former head of the Federal Trade Commission. [stamped] December 1936."
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Billy Daniels and his wife Martha Braun (ddr-njpa-1-205)
Caption on reverse: "Negro Singer Slashed in Face. Billy Daniels, the $10,000 a week Negro night club singer, appeared at the district attorney's office in Hollywood to tell the story of his slashing in the apartment of Actress Ronnie Guillan [Quillian] last Friday. He was accompanied by his wife, the former Martha Braun, who flew in …
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Engelbert Dollfuss at a meeting of the "Danubia" association (ddr-njpa-1-206)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Pocket Prime Minister Dollfuss Restored to Youth. (Vienna, Austria) Rengo. Dollfuss, Austria's 'pocket' prime minister (left) and Shoburg-Hartenstein [?] (right) recently attended the meeting here of the 'Danubia' association made up of graduates of the Catholic German high school. They wore school caps and jovially reminisced about their youth."
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Funeral procession for Engelbert Dollfuss (ddr-njpa-1-207)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "State Funeral for Former Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss. (Vienna) Rengo. The state funeral for Chancellor Dollfuss, who fell to an assassin's bullet, was solemnly held on the evening of July 26 at the Vienna public hall. The funeral procession was truly grand and included several thousand gentlemen such as President Wilhelm Miklas, Minister …
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Engelbert Dollfuss arriving at Budapest station (ddr-njpa-1-208)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Europe Facing Greatest Crisis Since the Great War. 1. (Budapest, Hungary) Rengo. Arrived March 1. With his head-on clash with the Nazis causing abnormal waves in Europe, Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss visited Prime Minister Gombos here on February 7 for important discussions. Photograph: 1. Chancellor Dollfuss arriving at Budapest station and being met …
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Engelbert Dollfuss praying for national peace (ddr-njpa-1-209)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Dollfuss Praying for Divine Power? (Vienna, Austria) Rengo. As shown in this company's foreign dispatches, the entire world's media has become increasingly excited by Austria's national disturbance. This photograph shows Dollfuss (second from the right) praying for national peace with his wife after a [illegible] ceremony for Heimwehr soldiers was solemnly held …
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Portrait of Engelbert Dollfuss (ddr-njpa-1-210)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "Mr. Dollfuss (No. 3,773). Current Chancellor of Austria."
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Engelbert Dollfuss's children in a horse drawn carriage (ddr-njpa-1-211)
Caption on reverse [translation]: "As Expected of Chancellor Dollfuss' Son and Daughter. (Vienna) Rengo. The children of Chancellor Dollfuss, who, although known as the 'pocket' chancellor, is standing up to the great countries of Europe with grim determination for the sake of his homeland, the Austrian Federation, and continuing his furious hard work, have inherited their …
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Newspaper clipping regarding Engelbert Dollfuss (ddr-njpa-1-214)
Caption on front: "The Austrian Chancellor tells the nation that he has been saved from an assassin's bullets: Dr. Engelbert Dollfuss, from his apartment in Vienna, broadcasts a message after he had been shot in the arm in the Austrian Parliament buildings in Vienna. Behind stands his wife. (Times Wide World Photos, London Bureau)."
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Christian de Castries being interviewed after release from the Red Prison (ddr-njpa-1-215)
Caption on reverse: "Watch your credit - International News Photo Hanoi, Indo-China . . . . Deen commander returns . . . . . . General de Castries, French commander of fallen Dienbienphu [sic] talking with newsmen after his return to Hanoi from Red Prison. During interview he said quote I am hard to kill and …
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Lieutenant Commander Donald T. Eller and the U.S. Destroyer Burns (ddr-njpa-1-217)
Caption on reverse: "U.S. Destroyer Sinks Japanese Four-Convoy in Marshalls Area. Lieutenant Commander Donald T. Eller of the U.S. Navy (upper left) is the commander of the destroyer Burns (pictured below), which sank an entire convoy of four Japanese ships in the Marshall Islands area while operating with a U.S. Navy task force in the attack …
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Eliot Elisofon, a Life photographer posing with his camera (ddr-njpa-1-220)
Article title: "Japan Cameras Better than German, Says Life Photog."
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Dwight D. Eisenhower saluting (ddr-njpa-1-222)
Caption on reverse: "Eisenhower Salutes. Lieut. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower of the U.S. Army, Commander-in-Chief of Allied operations in North Africa, salutes during a parade in Algiers, 6361-P. Not for use in British Isles."
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Dwight D. Eisenhower bidding good luck to paratroopers headed to France (ddr-njpa-1-223)
Caption on reverse: "6/10/44. U.S. Gen. Eisenhower Bids Good Luck to Paratroopers Leaving for France. U.S. General Dwight D. Eisenhower (hands in pockets), Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force, talks informally with a corporal in an American paratroop unit about to be flown over northern France for landings near German objectives, on June 6, 1944. …
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Dwight D. Eisenhower (ddr-njpa-1-224)
Caption on reverse: "Close-Up of Allied Leader. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, who has been appointed to the rank of commander of Allied forces in the European theater."
