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The launching ceremony of the Japanese destroyer Murasame at the Fujinagata shipyards

DescriptionMurasame-19350620.jpg	English: The launching ceremony of the Japanese destroyer Murasame at the Fujinagata shipyards
Date	20 June 1935
Source	Imperial Japanese navy photograph archive
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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