The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POW) in the Submarine Turquoise Mess of the POW camp at Belemedick, Turkey. The French submarine Turquoise was sunk in the Dardanelles off Nagara Point on 30 October 1915 and her crew held as POWs. Written on the wall behind them is “14 Juillet 1918” (14 July, French Independence Day). Identified in the back row from left to right: Pastor (Foreign Legion); unknown; Mouchet (Turquoise); Gondart (Foreign Legion); unknown; Merette; Adolph Jeannin; unknown; and Larrouy (Turquoise).
Front row from left to right: 888 Private George Ernest Kitchin Kerr, 14th Battalion AIF (captured at Gallipoli in August 1915 and repatriated to England in December 1918); Louis Pelegrim (Turquoise); unknown; unknown; Bardin (Turquoise); Jules Azema (Turquoise); unknown; and unknown.
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POW) held in Turkey all holding a number. Except for one Australian (No 17) the rest of the group are believed to be French POWs. Most of those named are members o
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POW) held at the POW camp at Belemedick, Turkey. Identified in the back row, partly obscured, from left to right: 12 Air Mechanic Keith Liston Hudson, Australian Fl
A group of nine British and Australian prisoners-of-war who were employed on railway construction work at Bozanti and along the Taurus Mountain Railway, Turkey. Identified in the front row from left t
Group portrait of members of the English international football team from Turkish POW camps at Belemedick. Identified standing in the back row from left to right: 179585 Petty Officer Robert Walter Si
Group portrait of prisoners of war (POW) outside their billet (hut) in Turkey. Identified from left to right: 8259 Chief Petty Officer Charlie Vaughan, Australian submarine HMAS AE2; Sergeant (Sgt) W
Spahis and Senegalese soldiers of the French Foreign Legion engaged in discussion with leading French Army Officers.
