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    <description>Edward Stokes is an Australian photographer, writer, publisher and curator. He grew up in Hong Kong, and returned here in 1993. His main interest is the photo history of Asia, especially of Hong Kong. Ed is the founder and publisher of The Photographic Heritage Foundation. His numerous books about Hong Kong and Australia have been praised for blending photos with illuminating historical texts.</description>
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      <description>On September 21, 1946, German-born photographer Hedwig Marie “Hedda” Morrison arrived with her husband in Hong Kong, aboard the Hanyang, after spending 13 years in Beijing, where she had found an affinity with the Chinese. The couple would remain in the colony for only six months, but Morrison would leave behind a unique and wide-ranging photographic record.
Morrison was known for her lifelong gritty resolve, much like that mirrored in a stoic shopkeeper she had photographed in Hong Kong, a...</description>
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      <title>Photos of Hong Kong in the aftermath of World War II capture the city in all its grimy glory</title>
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