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English: Lian Yu (Lien Yü) (born 1886)
日本語: 廉隅 (1886 - ?)
中文（简体）：廉隅 (1886 - ?)
中文（繁體）：廉隅 (1886 - ?)
Date No later than 1940; scan created on 23 January 2011.
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English: (1940) Chûka Minkoku Ishin Seihu Gaishi [The Overview of the Reformed Government of the Republic of China], Nanjing: The Bureau of Publicity of the Executive Yuan
日本語: 『中華民国維新政府概史』行政院宣伝局, 1940年
中文（简体）：《中华民国维新政府概史》行政院宣传局, 1940年
中文（繁體）：《中華民國維新政府概史》行政院宣傳局, 1940年
Author Unknown; scanned by 天竺鼠
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current17:46, 22 January 2011Thumbnail for version as of 17:46, 22 January 2011405 × 628 (94 KB)天竺鼠changed to another image
14:06, 7 July 2010Thumbnail for version as of 14:06, 7 July 2010424 × 502 (74 KB)天竺鼠{{Information |Description={{en|1=Lian Yu (1886 - ?)}} {{ja|1=廉隅 (1886 - ?)}} |Source={{En|Asahi Shinbun (Newspaper) 1941.1.20}}{{Ja|『朝日新聞』（東京）昭和16年1月20日}} |Author=--~~~~ |Date=2010.07.07 |Permission={{PD-Japan-oldphoto}}

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