The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of male internees at the Loveday Internment Camp. The Loveday Internment Camp opened in 1941 and was comprised of four separate compounds. During its peak, the camp held over 5000 internees who produced goods and cultivated crops for the Australian war effort. Loveday Internment Camp closed in December 1946.
Internees at the Loveday Internment Camp. The Loveday Internment Camp opened in 1941 and was comprised of four separate compounds. During its peak, the camp held over 5000 internees who produced goods
Barmera, South Australia. 1945-12. Approach to No 14 Camp of the Loveday Internment Camp Group. 14 Camp consisted of four compounds completed in 1941 and occupied in 1942. Each compound was designed t
BARMERA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 1943-03-11/17. JAPANESE INTERNEES BEING ESCORTED BACK TO THEIR COMPOUNDS BY MOUNTED PATROLS AT THE 14TH PRISONER OF WAR AND INTERNMENT CAMP, LOVEDAY GROUP.
BARMERA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 1943-03-11/17. JAPANESE AND GERMAN INTERNEES RETURNING TO THEIR COMPOUNDS AFTER A DAYS WORK IN THE VEGETABLE GARDENS OF THE 14TH PRISONER OF WAR AND INTERNMENT CAMP, LOVEDAY
Pig farming was one of the projects at which internees at No. 14 Prisoner of War and Internees Group were employed at Loveday Internment Camp, South Australia. On 15 January 1946 a consignment of 172
Depicts Opium poppies under cultivation at No. 14 Prisoner of War and Internees group at Loveday internmnet camp in South Australia. Crops were tended by the internees with much success. From the crop