1930's Original Photographs In CHINA Appears to be some type of Engineering Project Going on | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
mikeigotit
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Here are some more Original Photographs From the Photo Album's Peiping, Shanghai, and Malaysia in the 1930's. I am not sure what type of Construction Project this was back them. I know Malaysian was known for TIN Mining back then. I am just not sure what these pictures represent. Any help would be Appreciated.
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reminds me of a picture I saw like this and they were making "hard water "at the time .....
should of read "heavy water "its early,. smiling....
Roycroftsbookfromme1, ok, now you know I have to research heavy water. I take it as some type of process. Thanks, let me see what I can find!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_water
Cool, wow this ties in great with the photograph albums. This gentleman Mr Parker might have also been a Scientist. Thanks
http://www.nytimes.com/1997/02/12/books/keeping-the-atom-bomb-from-hitler.html
You know these photographs carry some serious history with them. Taken in Asia, around the time of the Japanese invasion, and when the United States got involved . Wow-sie Wow wow!
lol ya and if you read a little about the green and black dragons who got japan in to war and and how they ran secret chemical wars on Chinese villages and poisons thousands of them,.. they were in everyone's back yard all around them...oh my, lion .,tigers and bears ...smiling
http://www.infowars.com/us-covered-up-for-decades-the-largest-use-of-biological-chemical-weapons-in-history/
Roycroftbooksfromme1, Woe, Woe, Wow. Man this is very interesting looking at pictures researching the history of China Malaysia it's unbelievable it's like I'm reliving the time. That they went through thanks so much for your guidance with these photographs unbelievable history I love it.