Sarj sent me this photograph a few days ago. He wasn't positive how he came into possession of it but he says the individual on the left is Chiang Ching-kuo, son of Chiang Kai-shek. The man on the right appears to be a police officer. Does anyone have any idea who he is or where this photo was taken?
According to the words on this photo, July 45 means July of Republic Year 45 and that's 1956.
As for P.H.Q.Taipei, I think it's Police Headquarters Taipei.
The policeman on the right is wearing a cap which has no decoration on it. And also He carries a sidearm. Therefore, he probly is just an ordinary low-ranking policeman.
Chian Ching-Kuo likes to get along with low-ranking military and government personnel.
I agree with your description of the photo. 1956 for the year of the photo seems to be correct and your observation of the cap decoration also seems to be correct. Thanks.
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According to the words on this photo, July 45 means July of Republic Year 45 and that's 1956.
As for P.H.Q.Taipei, I think it's Police Headquarters Taipei.
The policeman on the right is wearing a cap which has no decoration on it. And also He carries a sidearm. Therefore, he probly is just an ordinary low-ranking policeman.
Chian Ching-Kuo likes to get along with low-ranking military and government personnel.
Mei-Sheng,
I agree with your description of the photo. 1956 for the year of the photo seems to be correct and your observation of the cap decoration also seems to be correct. Thanks.
George
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