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Description	Mao and Jiang Qing 1946.jpg English: Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing, 1946
Date	1946
Source	http://b20.photo.store.qq.com/http_imgload.cgi?/rurl4_b=3eb41dd7e5c27abdea45067d2e5870fdf25167c44c61dac70b5c75fe1814fd7a77618b7bcbfea9954e6d05c90aa9916d4e6fe1f17c04da5ce2e8f4fb4fce6dd6b5e805c4e52fd2b0de2fe2b4fc92aa917e54caf7
Author	unidentified photographer
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Public domain

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