Nauru surrender WW2 - Australia in World War Two

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Nauru surrender WW2 - Australia in World War Two

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Surrender of the japanese forces of Nauru the 13th of september 1945 on board of the HMAS Diamantina, The japanese commander Hisayuki Soeda hand his sword to J. R. Stevenson the australian commander

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13/09/1945
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Australian war memorial collection ID Number:116558
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