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• Laboratory at Manchouli, established in 1923
• Trains stopped and the wagons used for isolating plague suspects, 1911
• Dr Wu Lien-teh with his anti-plague staff at Dalainor, 1921
• Dr Wu Lien-teh with Russian workers at Manchouli, 1921
• Siberian eagle feeding on tarabagans
• Bringing corpses to the cremation ground, 1921
• Pneumonic plague patient in foreground and masked searchers behind, Manchouli, 1921
• Attendees of Great Medical Conference of Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine (FEATM) 1925, Tokyo
• Dr. Wu Lien-teh and his research team travelling in horse-drawn carriages
• Harbin, during plagues times, 1910
• Chinese colleagues at Manchouli with Dr. Bissemski, 1913
• Dr. Wu, at the age of 41, in command of anti-plague work during the second pneunomic plague epidemic in Manchuria, 1920-21
• Laboratory
• Collection of cremated remains, 1911
• Collection of corpses in plague stricken Fuchiatien, 1911
• Library of plague prevention service in Harbin Hospital
• Two bodies left in the street, 1911
• Dr Yuan Teh-mao's coffin awaiting burial during the epidemic, 1921
• Attendees of Great Medical Conference of Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine (FEATM) 1925, Tokyo
• Isolation hospital, Northeastern China
• Travelling in Mongolia, 1911
• Men sitting on horse cart
• Evacuation to more sanitary dwellings organised for coal miners and workers, 1921
• Dr. Wu Lien-teh at the Perak Library Foundation Laying Ceremony, Ipoh, 11 October 1950