The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Top; Road and fields near Tirnavos. Bottom; Ruined church near bridge at Tirnavos. Tirnavos is about 25 miles south of Mount Olympus and the road through the village proved an important one for the withdrawing of Allied forces, as it was kept open and many troops were withdrawn along it during the fighting, Greece.
Tirnavos, Greece. 7 April 1945. A ruined church near the bridge at Tirnavos, about twenty five miles south of Mount Olympus and the junction road (right) through the village. This proved to be an impo
Tirnavos, Greece. 7 April 1945. A ruined church near the bridge at Tirnavos, about twenty five miles south of Mount Olympus and the road through the village which proved to be an important one for the
TIRNAVOS, GREECE. 1945-04-06. ANCIENT CHURCH NEAR BRIDGE OVER TITARISIOS RIVER. THE PHOTOGRAPHERS HAVE NOTED: "A CROSS-ROAD RUNS TO THE RIGHT BEHIND THE CHURCH AND WE SURMISED THAT THIS MIGHT HAVE BEE
This is a small pencil sketch, with a hand drawn border, featuring a fountain and church. Outside the border on the sheet of paper is a rough, incomplete sketch of a woman carrying two buckets on a r
top image: Pencil sketch of a church and some trees. In this area the 6th Australian Division fought rearguard against invading German forces and delaying action during the British forces withdrawal
Depicts the damaged church and surrounding buildings at Corbie, near Amiens , in northern France. During 1918, Australian forces were engaged in the defence of the Amiens area and Brigade Headquarters
