NX65549 Sydney Kitchener Musgrove as a Private, 2/30 Battalion and prisoner of the Japanese, Burma-Thai railway, 1941-45, interviewed by Don Wall Accession Number: S04085

Description

Talks of the march to Lower Nieki POW camp, first cholera death; plan to help stragglers; arrival at Nieki and monsoons; low moral and pep talk by major Bruce Hunt; treatment of ulcers and amputations; dysentry ward; effects of monsoon; ancedotes about medical incidents, John Taylor and food; lice and bugs; smallpox in native camp; outbreak of berri berri; altercation with British; praise for John Taylor; bamboo toothbushes; ANZAC days and reunions, after the war; mateship in the camps.

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Accession Number
S04085
Interviewer/Recordist
Private Donald Wall
Interviewee
Sydney Kitchener Musgrove
Classification
Sound
Object Type
Oral history
Physical Description
Brand: unbranded C90
Carrier: audio cassette
Track: two track mono
Measurement
1 hr 10 min
Date Made
19 September 1993
Whole/Part
Intellectual record
Item Count
1
Access
Open
Copying Provisions
Copyright restrictions apply. Permission of copyright holder required for any use and/or reproduction.
Copyright
Unlicensed copyright

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