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Description	Liu Qixiong, a Chinese soldier who fought at the battle of Nanking against the Japanese military, was hiding in Nanking Safety Zone and caught as a POW. He was being used as a coolie for a while, but later, he became the commander of the 261st Brigade of the 87th Division for Wang Jingwei's pro-Japanese government.
Source	Asahi-ban Shina-jihen Gaho, No. 14(pictorial book of newspaper photos)
Date	Published on Jan. 1, 1938
Author	Asahi Shinbun newspaper
Permission (Reusing this file)	PD-Japan, PD-China

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