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Japanese troops entering Saigon
1941 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Soldiers of the Imperial Japanese Army march into Saigon in 1941, part of Japan's wartime occupation of French Indochina following an agreement with the Vichy French colonial administration that allowed Japanese forces to station troops across the territory.
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