Bund No.28: Glen Line Building. It also housed the P.& O. Banking Corporation. In 1941 it was confiscated by the Japanese and given to the Germans, who used it as their consulate. The consulate's entry was a side entrance on Peking Road No. 2. In 1945 the American consulate occupied the premises. the American Information Service remained on the ground floor until 1949.
- Author
- Sven Tetzlaff
- Created on
- Friday 6 December 2013
- Posted on
- Sunday 1 September 2019
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- 5395*3597
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- Make
- Canon
- Model
- Canon EOS 5D Mark II
- DateTimeOriginal
- 2013:12:06 20:39:35
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- iptc_author
- Sven Tetzlaff
- iptc_copyright_notice
- Copyright: (c) 2011 Sven Tetzlaff
- iptc_general_objectdescription
- Bund No.28: Glen Line Building. It also housed the P.& O. Banking Corporation. In 1941 it was confiscated by the Japanese and given to the Germans, who used it as their consulate. The consulate's entry was a side entrance on Peking Road No. 2. In 1945 the American consulate occupied the premises. the American Information Service remained on the ground floor until 1949.
- iptc_country_town
- Shanghai
- iptc_country_state
- Shanghai
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- China
- date_creation
- 20131206
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