The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This work was formerly titled [Hospital, women's camp]. It is a prisoner of war drawing by a captured Australian Nurse during WWII, who was kept at a Camp in Loeboek Linggau, Sumatra in Indonesia.
NFX70449 Sister Jess Doyle, of 2/10 Australian General Hospital sitting up in a hospital bed after her release from Belalau, a Japanese prisoner of war (POW) camp outside Loebok Linggau, Sumatra. She
Howard Taylor was interned as a prisoner of war from 1940 until 1945. During this period he took up drawing to help pass the time. The Red Cross provided rudimentary art supplies and among those int
NFX 70937 Sister Jean Greer, of 2/10 Australian General Hospital recuperating after her release in a hospital bed after her release from Belalau, a Japanese prisoner of war (POW) camp outside Loebok L
QFX22911 Sister Eileen Short, of 2/10 Australian General Hospital recuperating after her release in a hospital bed after her release from Belalau, a Japanese prisoner of war (POW) camp outside Loebok
Drawing of buildings in the prisoner of war camp at Sandakan, Borneo. Signed with the monogram "FEW", it has been attributed to Cpl. Frederick E. Woodley (VX24588), who died in the camp on 6 February
A house in Sumatra in the Palembang prisoner of war camp. This house was called 'House 8' and housed 32 Australian nurses. The house looks a little dilapidated and there is fencing wire missing from t