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The scene is inside a glass display case in a museum in Surabaya, Indonesia, located at the coordinates -7.245 latitude and 112.738 longitude. The case contains two rifles mounted on tripods. The rifles are laid out in a parallel fashion, with the second rifle extending beyond the edge of the case. There are two black rectangular information plaques in front of the rifles. The background of the image is a wall with a sign that contains Indonesian text and an image of a building, most likely the building in which the rifles were seized. The sign is titled "PERAMPASAN SENJATA" which translates to "Seizure of Weapons." The Indonesian text below explains the weapons were taken from the Japanese after the declaration of Indonesian independence and were used by the Indonesian army. The weapons were used in various locations in Surabaya after the proclamation of independence. The Indonesian text also mentions the "Gedung PTPTN XI," which likely refers to a building.
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