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File:Chinese Muslim Kansu Braves 1900 Boxer Rebellion.jpg

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English: Chinese muslim Hui troops of the Kansu braves of the Qing Imperial army, serving under General Dong Fuxiang during the Boxer rebellion in 1900.
Date 1900
Source http://www.people.com.cn/GB/tupian/1097/1912433.html
Author Unknown
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Over 100 year old photo from 1900 in China. Never published, so in public domain since over 50 years hae passed.

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