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[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Themes]: social structure and socialization: gender - age and kinship: man: portrait m
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Themes]: music - art and literature: music and percussion: musical instrument
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Themes]: economy and daily life: domestic economy: family
[Themes]: communication: group
[Themes]: music - art and literature: art: picture
[Themes]: conflicts - destruction and disaster: revolution
[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Themes]: social structure and socialization: gender - age and kinship: child: portrait of two - adult and child
[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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                <text>Regierungs-Sekundarschule in Junon. In der 2ten Reihe sind die Lehrer. Es sind fast mehr Lehrer als Schüler. Die Schulen leiden immer an Geldnot, auch haben sie keine rechte Zucht &amp; leisten nicht was die unsrigen. </text>
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                <text>Government secondary school in Junon. Teachers in the second row. There are almost more teachers than pupils. These schools are almost always short of money.  The have no proper discipline. The results are not to be compared with those of our schools.</text>
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                <text>Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)</text>
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[Photographers / Photo Studios]: Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)
[Geography]: Asia {continent}: China {modern state}
[Themes]: anthropology of the body: headdress: hat
[Themes]: social structure and socialization: gender - age and kinship: woman: portrait of two f
[Themes]: social structure and socialization: gender - age and kinship: woman
[Archives catalogue]: Images: A: A-30: China. Types of people. 8 a members of the upper classes, heads of statem officials, military, doctors, b. Children and schools, men, women, family groups, c. Beggars and robbers.
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