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The 1942 Hopeh China UFO Sighting
Hopeh China Photograph
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young Japanese student Masujiro Kiryu, was going through his fathers scrapbook of photographs
from the China Campaign, just before World War II, when he discovered a strange cone-shaped object in the sky above a Tsientsien Street.
In the photograph, a number of people in the street are looking up and two are pointing up at the object
(click on picture for full-size view). A sidewalk photographer
snapped a picture of the strange machine and his father bought it from the street vendor for a souvenir of the place.
The sidewalk photographer was later discovered to be an American man on
duty who was walking the streets of the northern Chinese town. The
American thought it was a "hat" silently blowing across the street.
He quickly grabbed his camera and snapped this infamous picture.
Very little details are known about this photograph.
Sources
(1) Historical Artwork and UFOs (web)
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| Hopeh or Hebei, is
a province of northern China. It is bounded on the northwest by China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and by the provinces of Liaoning on the northeast, Shantung on the southeast, Honan on the south, and Shansi on the west. Hopeh means “North of the (Yellow) River.” . |
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