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English: Original caption: "These four battleships are part of the Japanese Navy, which has been limited by the Washington Treaty of 1922 to a three-five-five ratio. Now Japan demands equality, at least "in principle""
This is from page 6 of the January 1935 edition of Asia. The copyright of Asia was not renewed, and hence this image is in the public domain. |
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| Source | Asia (Magazine), January 1935 edition |
| Author | Staff of Asia (Magazine) |
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