The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
COWRA, NSW. 1944-08-05. THE MORNING AFTER THE OUTBREAK REVEALED DEAD BODIES LYING EVERYWHERE ALONG THE BLANKET DRAPED WIRE.
COWRA, NSW. 1944-08-05. THE DEAD BODY OF A JAPANESE PRISONER OF WAR (POW) WHO ENDED HIS LIFE DURING THE COWRA OUTBREAK, 1944-08-05, AN ATTEMPT BY PRISONERS TO ESCAPE. THE KNIFE IS STILL CLUTCHED IN HI
COWRA. NSW. AUGUST 1944. A YOUNG JAPANESE POW FOUND HANGING IN THE COMPOUND KITCHEN ON THE MORNING AFTER THE COWRA OUTBREAK.
Clothes and blankets, used as protection against the barbed wire, hanging over the perimeter fencing around B Compound of the Cowra Prisoner of War (POW) Camp immediately after the escape attempt by 1
Clothes and blankets, used as protection against the barbed wire, hanging over the perimeter fencing around B Compound of the Cowra Prisoner of War (POW) Camp immediately after the escape attempt by 1
Clothes and blankets, used as protection against the barbed wire, hanging over the perimeter fencing around B Compound of the Cowra Prisoner of War (POW) Camp immediately after the escape attempt by 1
Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915-08. The bodies of dead Turkish soldiers lying in a shallow trench three days after their attack on Australian positions at Lone Pine.
