File:Warren Austin holds up Soviet SMG at UN HD-SN-99-03037.JPEG
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editDescriptionWarren Austin holds up Soviet SMG at UN HD-SN-99-03037.JPEG |
English: At U.N. Security Council, Warren Austin, U.S. delegate, holds Russian-made submachine gun dated 1950, captured by American troops in July 1950. He charges that Russia is delivering arms to North Koreans. ID #HD-SN-99-03037 |
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