Buildings in Chongqing on fire

Steam and fumes arising from incendiary bombs which had landed in the Yangtze River, Chongqing

Steam/fumes clearing away and fires starting, after bombing, Chongqing

Steam and fumes rising from the Yangtze River due to incendiary bombs, Chongqing

Soldiers attending to bonfires in a field

General Nie Rongzhen (Nieh Jung-chen 聂荣臻) addressing a mass meeting of troops in woods at Wutai

General Lu Zhonglin (Lu Chung-lin 鹿钟麟)'s National Government (KMT) troops on parade, at Wutai

Houses burnt down by the Japanese

Cheering avenue of soldiers and children

Laundry on a washing line outside a temple

Houses in a village near Beijing burnt down by Japanese raiding parties

Soldiers and civilians in a street

Michael Lindsay (林迈可)'s escort on a path through fields of crops

Soldiers holding a banner to welcome Michael Lindsay (林迈可) and other foreigners, and a welcoming party

A soldier and two mules in a mountain pass from Pei Chu Ma Ho valley

A small hut where the Lindsays stayed shortly after their escape from Beijing

Burnt down houses, with a women and children outside, 1938

A mass meeting on a hillside

Middle Poplar, the village where the Lindsays and Bands lived during the summer of 1943, near Fuping

A newly built hall, used for the meeting of Jinchaji Border Region Congress in January 1943, and later bombed, at Wentang, near Zhongbaicha