The Chinese Puzzle by Edwin Sundberg (1945)

Newspaper map titled The Chinese Puzzle showing China and neighboring regions with color-coded occupied territories and a tex

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A printed newspaper map titled The Chinese Puzzle shows China, Korea, Manchuria, Burma, India and Indochina, with territory color-coded as held by Chinese Nationals, Chinese guerrillas, or Japanese troops. A text column beside the map discusses Allied and Japanese positions, and a legend identifies capitals, railroads, highways and American-built air bases. The sheet is attributed to Edwin Sundberg and dated 1945.

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1945

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Public domain

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Cityscapes