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Notebook belonging to NX41959 Private Harry R Green of 2/30 Battalion during captivity as a Japanese prisoner of war, 1942-1945, in Malaya during the Second World War. The notebook contains numerous anonymous poems about the prisoner of war experience under the Japanese and of fighting in Crete. There is a brief itinerary commencing 14 January 1942 of the withdrawal from Gemas, Malaya. Private Green left Changi on the first work party, 5 May 1942. He worked at Caldacott Hill and Bukit Timah. The notebook contains one loose sheet of Australian Red Cross Society writing paper with flight itinerary and dates for return to Australia setting out from Singapore civil airport, 21 September 1945.
Notebook relating to the service of NX41959 Private Harry Raymond Green, 2/30 Battalion, Second World War. The notebook starts in 1941 and continues during Green’s captivity as a Japanese prisoner of
Notebook relating to the service of NX41959 Private Harry Raymond Green, 2/30 Battalion, Second World War. The notebook starts in 1941 and continues during Green’s captivity as a Japanese prisoner of
Collection relating to the experiences of Staff Sergeant Authur Cyril Robinson as a prisoner of the Japanese, 1942 - 1943 Wallet 1 of 1 contains a telegram, a book of poems, and a diary recording the
Collection relating to an anonymous Australian prisoner of war at Hainan Island, 1943-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 – Consists of one notebook of an anonymous prisoner of war, used between 1943-1945. This note
Collection relating to the Second World War service of VX45598 Corporal James Boyle, 4 Reserve Motor Transport Company, Second Australian Imperial Force, Changi, Singapore, 1942-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 –
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX34279 Gunner George Napier Sprod, 2/15 Field Regiment, prisoner of war Changi, 1942-1945. The collection consists of two books (and an explana
Book belonging to NX30731 Private Rosslyn L Perceval containing 22 hand written poems compiled during the Second World War. Pte Perceval served with C Company, 2/19 Battalion in Malaya where he was ta