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The “Remembering Shared Honor” (RSH) project sets out to collect and preserve oral histories related to Chinese and American cooperation during the Second World War in the China-Burma-India(CBI) theater of war.
This historical archive has a total of 7,078 entries.
A woman in a maternity dress in a village in Yunnan during WWII. She is likely to be wife of a Nationalist officer, billeted to live in the village, rather than a woman who grew up in the village.
A woman in a maternity dress in a village in Yunnan during WWII. She is likely to be wife of a Nationalist officer, billeted to live in the village, rather than a woman who grew up in the village.
Local people in washing clothes in Yunnan province, China. These are likely to be wives of officers, billeted to live in the village, rather than women who grew up in the village. They also might be prostitutes, following the troops.
A woman holding an infant in Yunnan during WWII. She is likely to be wife of officer, billeted to live in the village, rather than a woman who grew up in the village.
A woman carries a baby on her back in Yunnan province, China, during WWII. She is likely to be wife of officer, billeted to live in the village, rather than a woman who grew up in the village.
Women in Yunnan province, China wash clothes by hand during WWII. These are likely to be wives of officers, billeted to live in the village, rather than women who grew up in the village. They also might be prostitutes, following the troops.
