The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Soldiers from the Netherlands East Indies Army were captured by the Japanese on Java and later transferred to Singapore where they were imprisoned in Changi. Completed shortly after the liberation of the camp in August 1945, this work depicts a group of thin Dutch prisoners resting in the darkened interior of a timber barracks. They are probably awaiting transportation to either Australia or Holland, where many Dutch prisoners of war were sent for rehabilitation prior to their repatriation home.
KERAVIA BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-12. AN INTERIOR VIEW OF THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES ARMY CAMP, WHERE SOME 150 ROYAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES EX-PRISONERS OF WAR ARE AWAITING MOVEMENT TO THEIR H
TANJONG PRIOK, BATAVIA, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. 1942-02. STARBOARD QUARTER VIEW OF THE DUTCH CRUISER JAVA GOING ALONGSIDE TO FUEL SHORTLY BEFORE HER LOSS IN THE BATTLE OF THE JAVA SEA. SHE WEARS A TW
KERAVIA BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-12. THE DUTCH FLAG FLYING AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES ARMY CAMP WHERE SOME 150 ROYAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES EX-PRISONERS OF WAR ARE AW
This is the last sketch official war artist Murray Griffin completed whilst he was interned at Changi. Drawn shortly after the liberation of the camp in August 1945, it shows the hoisting of British,
Depicts the interior of Camp Holland (multinational base, Tarin Kowt), named by the artist as the 'Dutch patio', with men sitting in a courtyard and flags or bunting flying overhead. Camp Holland (mul
KERAVIA BAY, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-12. THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES ARMY CAMP WHERE SOME 150 ROYAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES EX-PRISONERS OF WAR ARE AWAITING MOVEMENT TO THEIR
