The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Scenes of Holsworthy and Molonglo internment camps for enemy aliens taken in the summer of 1918-19 by Bert Ive. Also included is earlier footage from Trial Bay and Berrima. The purpose of the film was to show the contrast between the conditions enjoyed by German internees in Australian camps and film of conditions of returning British POWs in Germany. However by August 1919 it was feared that public distribution might be counter productive to the war loan appeal and it was recommended that it be handed over to the Australian War Museum authority.
An aerial sketch, in a topographical format, of the Guard Quarters, Hospital and buildings at the Holsworthy Internment Camp, New South Wales. Above the scene are the flags of various nationalities he
Depicts a drawing of Martin Kramer from Gotha, Saxony, Germany who was a POW between 1914-1919. He was held a total of 5 1/2 years at Holdsworthy in New South Wales, Australia. The portrait of Kramer,
Unlined cream cotton twill single breasted jacket, with long sleeves, stand collar and a patch pocket over each hip. The jacket fastens down the front with four white metal buttons. A large brown cott
Armoured Corps soldiers of the 1st Armoured Personnel Carrier Troop moved into the area surounding Baria, in South Vietnam, in support of American troops clearing an area for occupation permanently by
Australian infantry soldiers on a special short operation in Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam, have found three large permanent rest and recreation villages and staging areas in the east as well as a nine-
Victorian Denis James O’Donnell (DOB 1945) finishing his apprenticeship and went into the army when he was conscripted in 1967. As he became aware of and concerned about the Vietnam War, he applied fo
