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The Pacific War Council, as photographed in Washington D.C. on 12 October 1942. First published by The Argus newspaper in Melbourne, Australia.

Pictured are Franklin D. Roosevelt (seated), and standing, from left to right, Owen Dixon (Australian Minister to the United States), Leighton McCarthy (Canadian Minister to the United States), Walter Nash (New Zealand), E. F. L. Wood, 1st Earl of Halifax (UK Ambassador to the United States), T. V. Soong (Chinese Minister for Foreign Affairs), Alexander Loudon (Dutch Ambassador to the United States) and Manuel Quezon (President of the Philippines).

PD-Australia as a photograph first published in Australia before 1 January 1955.

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