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#66 Japanese children, visiting a Tokyo department store, try out toy jeeps bearing the slogan, “Kilroy was here,” 1947.

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#66 Japanese children, visiting a Tokyo department store, try out toy jeeps bearing the slogan, “Kilroy was here,” 1947.

100 Stunning Photos of Postwar Tokyo that Show Everyday Life (1945-1949)

#66 Japanese children, visiting a Tokyo department store, try out toy jeeps bearing the slogan, “Kilroy was here,” 1947.

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