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DescriptionNobusuke Kishi in 1942.jpg	日本語: 保育所を訪問する岸信介商工相 English: The Minister of Commerce and Industry Nobusuke Kishi called at childcare center near the Hanaoka mine.
Date	日本語: 昭和17年撮影 Taken in 1942
Source	http://hidsby.blog112.fc2.com/blog-entry-1171.html?sp 花岡平和記念館
Author	日本語: 木村和一 English: kimura kazuhito

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