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Malaya Campaign, December 1941 – February 1942. A Japanese sentry observes the British surrender envoy led by Lieutenant-General Arthur Percival (far right) escorted by Lieutenant-Colonel Sugita Ichiji (center) enroute for surrender negotiations with the Imperial Japanese Twenty-Fifth Army, Singapore, February 15 1942. Image details File size:
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