The removal of the baby in "Bloody Saturday" from the other dead and wounded in Shanghai's old South Railway station during the Japanese terror bombing of civilian Shanghai (1937). The Japanese text claims that the older boy is the baby's brother (兄) and omits mention of other victims, including the baby's dead mother. (男性A simply means "Man A".) Contrary to the sourcing below, only the baby being carried across the tracks—the five leftmost stills—come from the 1944 American propaganda film "The Battle of China". The others are from some other sources.