Red Cross in Japan, women's care for the wounded
The Red Cross in Japan: women's care for the wounded during the Russo-Japanese war. A working party of the Red Cross Society. Women of the aristocracy making lint and bandages at the house of Princess Komatsu. The Japanese Red Cross Society was under the direct patronage of the Empress, and included among its most active members the women of the foremost families in the Empire
Picture No
11070107
Media ID
46116863
Size
7100px x 5088px
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Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Illustration in supplement to the Illustrated London News, 26th March 1904
Date
1904





























