The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Close view of the memorial stone to the memory of British prisoners of war who died in captivity at Parchin. The memorial stone was erected by their comrades who worked for eight months to obtain the money to lay this stone.
A stone monument erected to the memory of British prisoners of war who died in captivity at Parchim. The group shows the men who worked voluntarily for eight months to obtain enough money to lay this
Outdoor portrait of a group of unidentified Prisoners of War (POW) surrounding a stone monument erected to British POWs. Inscribed on monument is "Erected in memory of British soldiers who died in cap
"Erected in memory of/ the fallen soldiers/ of the district/ and/ In honour of their comrades/ who also served in the / Great War/ 1914 - 1919/ Lest we Forget/ Glory to God who giveth us victory". Clo
Prisoners at a burial service at the Schneidemühl Prisoner of War (POW) Camp in Posen in Germany. A sentry with a fixed bayonet stands guard, and behind the Chaplain is a monument which reads 'Erecte
This new memorial, erected to the memory of the men who died in the defence of Tobruk, was built by Australian Sappers and stands on the Tobruk – Bardia Road. Immediately behind the memorial may be s
Bapaume, France. c. 1917. A large memorial cross, erected among several war graves, in memory of comrades of the 7th Field Company Engineers, AIF, who had been killed in action.
