The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal portrait of Australian UN accredited War Correspondent Donald Douglas George (Doug) Bushby (left) and an unidentified United States Navy Officer (right), probably a chaplain, unloading boxes of bibles from a railway freight car. The boxes are labelled 'Korean John, 2000 copies' and were a consignment from the Korean Bible society in Pusan. Mr Bushby is wearing a white and blue UN colour patch on his right shoulder.
Several hundred North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) holding up bibles, probably given to them by the Korean Bible Society, at Nonsan POW camp. This photograph is one of a series taken by the Australi
Informal portrait of North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) lined up for the camera outside a barracks building at Nonsan POW camp. Some of the men are holding bibles and blankets probably donated by th
Several hundred North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) holding up bibles, probably given to them by the Korean Bible Society. The barbed wire perimeter fence of Nonsan POW camp is just to the rear of th
Several hundred North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) holding up bibles, probably given to them by the Korean Bible Society. The barbed wire perimeter fence of Nonsan POW camp is just to the rear of th
Several hundred North Korean or Chinese prisoners of war (POWs) holding up bibles given to them by the Korean Bible Society. The barbed wire perimeter fence is just to the rear of the seated group. Th
A US Army chaplain, probably Chaplain Harold Voelkel, enthusiastically leading hymn singing at Nonsan prisoner of war (POW) camp. The POWs at rear are holding opened gospels probably donated by the Ko
