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img Gandhi arriving in London (ddr-njpa-1-447)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Mahatma Gandhi (No. 2,854). This is a photograph of Gandhi in his cabin as he arrives in London on the Rajputana from Bombay to represent India at the round-table conference being held in the British capital of London from September 5."

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img Neville Chamberlain walking with an umbrella (ddr-njpa-1-17)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Wartime London. (London) Domei. Photograph: Prime Minister Chamberlain arriving at Parliament with his umbrella. [stamped] October 14, 1939"

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img Ramsay MacDonald leaving his home (ddr-njpa-1-923)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "British Prime Minister MacDonald. (London) Rengo. Photograph: Prime Minister MacDonald and his home. MacDonald has stated that he will resign from his post in June following the Silver Jubilee, the British Empire's most auspicious event, leaving a number of accomplishments behind him. (1) Prime Minister MacDonald being seen off by a smiling …

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img Neville Chamberlain walking (ddr-njpa-1-13)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Photographic Overseas News June 23, 1937. The Life of British Prime Minister Chamberlain. (London) Domei. The leisurely daily routine of Mr. Neville Chamberlain, who has succeeded Baldwin as prime minister of the British Empire: (1) Prime Minister Chamberlain leaving No. 10 Downing Street for his first visit to the House of …

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img Ramsay MacDonald on 10 Downing Street (ddr-njpa-1-921)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(London) Rengo. Our firm's foreign reports have already described the touching efforts of British Prime Minister MacDonald, who for the sake of world peace has pushed his sickly self and returned to Geneva in the company of his doctor following his eye surgery in order to cause the reopened military disarmament conference …

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img Wedding photograph of Primo Carnera and Vina Cavazzi (ddr-njpa-1-92)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Carnera's Marriage. (London) Domei. The marriage ceremony of Primo Carnera, World Heavyweight Champion, and Vina Cavazzi was recently held in Trieste. Photograph: the newlyweds. [stamped] April 8, 1939."

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img Neville Chamberlain Halifax, Corbin, and Daladier at an airport (ddr-njpa-1-20)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Anglo-French Meeting. (London) Domei. French Prime Minister Daladier arrived in London with Foreign Minister Bonnet on September 18 for an important conference on the Czech issue. The talks began immediately after the two arrived. Photograph: British Prime Minister Chamberlain (2nd from left), Foreign Secretary Halifax (far left), and French Ambassador to Britain …

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img Kermit Roosevelt (ddr-njpa-1-1670)

Caption on reverse [translated]: "Son of former U.S. president serving in British Army. (London) Kyodo. Kermit Roosevelt, a son of former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, is currently service in the British Army as an officer. He expresses his desire to be naturalized as a British citizen. Roosevelt in photo (on the right)."

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img Joseph P. Kennedy and another man working at a desk (ddr-njpa-1-778)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(London) Domei. The already implemented Anglo-American Cotton-Rubber Agreement was recently confirmed and signed at the Board of Trade in London on June 23. Photograph: US Ambassador Kennedy (right) and President of the Board of Trade Oliver Stanley (left). [Stamped] July 24, 1939."

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img Ramsay MacDonald and Lord Londonderry and Lord Hailsham (ddr-njpa-1-915)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Lord and Lady Londonderry Invite Britain's Distinguished Figures to Their Estate. (London) Rengo. Lord and Lady Londonderry invited a number of Britain's distinguished figures, most notably Prime Minister MacDonald, to their home of Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland for a grand garden party. Photograph: Lord Londonderry guiding Lord Hailsham and Prime Minister …

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img Ramsay MacDonald walking outside of his offices (ddr-njpa-1-919)

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img Ramsay MacDonald leaving his offices (ddr-njpa-1-916)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "National Government Prime Minister. Ramsay MacDonald. (Labour Party). [Stamped] 1931."

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doc Newspaper clipping regarding J.P. Morgan, Jr. (ddr-njpa-1-894)

Caption on front: "The head of a great international banking house: J.P. Morgan arriving at his offices in London. (Times Wide World Photos.)"

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img Wax figures of Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Engelbert Dolfuss (ddr-njpa-1-658)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Three Swaggering Leaders of Facism. (London) Rengo. Wax figures of the world's Fascist leaders will be displayed in an exhibit at Madame Tussaud's museum in London beginning on October 23. From left, Germany's Chancellor Hitler, Italy's Prime Minister Mussolini, and Austria's Prime Minister Dollfuss. How about each figure's swaggering pose?"

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doc Neville Chamberlain's obituary (ddr-njpa-1-30)

Article title: "Ex-Premier Chamberlain Dies After Long Illness; All England Pays Tribute."

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img Ramsay MacDonald in the cockpit of a plane (ddr-njpa-1-910)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(London) Rengo. The impressive story of how British Prime Minister MacDonald earned the praise and thanks of people of the world by rushing to Geneva in the company of his physician despite his serious sleep disease [?] has already been discussed in this firm's foreign dispatches. The prime minister did so in …

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img Winston Churchill climbing into a tank (ddr-njpa-1-82)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Prime Minister Churchill on a Tank. (London) Domei. Prime Minister Churchill himself rode in a tank during British large-scale armored exercises done in preparation for the German army's spring offensive, inspiring all the men. [stamped] Mar 31, 1941."

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img Ishbel MacDonald walking with a man (ddr-njpa-1-1026)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Ms. Isabella Marries. (London) Domei. The marriage ceremony of Isabella MacDonald, the late prime minister's eldest daughter who served as his valuable secretary, and the architect Norman Ridgley was held on February 28. Photograph: the happy couple. [Stamped] March 23, 1938. [Her name was actually Ishbel]."

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img Neville Chamberlain (ddr-njpa-1-29)

Caption on newspaper clipping: "The British Chancellor and his 'Sunshine Budget': Neville Chamberlain leaving his home for the House of Commons with his budget speech in his brief case. He announced a surplus in the national revenues and a reduction of 10 per cent in the income tax."

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img David Lloyd George riding in a car (ddr-njpa-1-1207)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Lloyd George. (London) Domei. A vote on the Chamberlain government's foreign policy was held in the House of Commons on October 6 and the government's position was supported. Photograph: Former prime minister Lloyd George heading to the House of Commons. [Stamped] November 8, 1938."

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img Neville Chamberlain giving a speech (ddr-njpa-1-23)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(London) Domei. Prime Minister Chamberlain gave a grand speech on foreign policy at a banquet commemorating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Foreign Press Association. The banquet was held on the 13th at London's Grosvenor Hotel. Photograph: Prime Minister Chamberlain. [stamped] January 22, 1939."

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img William Cosmo Gordon Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury (ddr-njpa-1-91)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(London) Archbishop of Canterbury in his coronation wear. [written] October 6."

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img Fusetsu Nakamura looking at a photo album with his daughter and others (ddr-njpa-4-1170)

Caption on reverse [translation]: "After finishing 10 years of studying English literature, daughter of artist Fusetsu Nakamura returned to Tokyo. After graduated from a women's university in Meijiro the daughter of artist Fusetsu Nakamura, Mineko, went to America to study at a university. After she graduated from the American university she went to England to study …

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