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Description	中文：1966-04 1966年中国声援多米尼亚反抗美国的群众集会，图中可见众多标语，可辨认的有“美帝国主义从多米尼加滚出去！从拉丁美洲滚出去！从越南滚出去！从我国领土台湾上滚出去！……[不可辨识]”、“坚决反对美帝国主义武装侵略多米尼加！”、“支持多米尼加人民抗美卫国正义斗争！” English: A mass rally in China in 1966 in solidarity with the Dominican Republic Constitutionalists against the United States, with numerous slogans visible in the picture, recognizable ones being "U.S. imperialism out of the Dominican Republic! Out of Latin America! Out of Vietnam! Out of our territory, Taiwan! ...[not recognizable]", "Resolutely oppose the armed invasion of the Dominican Republic by the U.S. imperialists!", "Support the Dominican people in their just struggle against the United States!"
Date	1 April 1966
Source	《人民画报》1966年第04期
Author	《人民画报》

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