This photograph shows a bird's-eye view of the radios seized during the search on November 26, 1943 by military authorities. All (608fd1ff-dc6f-4999-b9ab-6e09b326bd7e)

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This photograph shows a bird's-eye view of the radios seized during the search on November 26, 1943 by military authorities. All (608fd1ff-dc6f-4999-b9ab-6e09b326bd7e)

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Exterior shot. A head on view of a large pile of 1930s - 1940s era radios. Barracks, fences, and a guard tower are visible in the background. A small dog is perched on top of one stack of radios.
This photograph shows a bird's-eye view of the radios seized during the search on November 26, 1943 by military authorities. All of these radios were brought in for examination to ascertain whether they could be classified as short-wave receivers.

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