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UNRRA official in Mukden

1946 US passport for a possible intelligence officer. My interest got very strong to the occupation of north-eastern China known as 侜挗, the area where the Manchurian minority was living for centuries. The area, rich in minerals ...

U.S. High Commissioner for Germany (USHCG)

1952 issued Special passport. The planning for the occupation of Germany began in early 1944 by the European Advisory Commission, based in London, and actual preparations for the post-war occupation began after the Allies started entering sections of the country in September of that year....

United Nations Command

Korean War issued special visa. One of the aftermaths of the Second World War was the Korean War that broke out on the Korean peninsula in 1950 and lasted until 1953, with the division of forces and population behind the 38th parallel; a division that...

Serving in Moscow

1948 British diplomat's passport. Originally, the passport was not intended to be used as a DIPLOMATIC travel document, but, after its holder arrived at his place of posting...