The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-10. BAND RECITAL GIVEN FOR PATIENTS OF NO. 28 BASE HOSPITAL (WARANGA HOSPITAL), WHICH IS SITUATED IN THE NEXT COMPOUND, BY NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA INTERNMENT GROUP (GERMAN). THE BAND CONSISTS OF TWENTY SIX BANDSMEN UNDER THE BATON OF V2127 DR. G. GRUBER (BACK TO CAMERA AND WEARING CAP).
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-10. GERMAN INTERNEES AT THE "HOT DOG" REFRESHMENT STALL DURING A SUNDAY MORNING BAND RECITAL AT NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA INTERNMENT GROUP. AMONG THOSE ENJOYING THE REFRESHMENTS ARE, FAC
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-15. NO. 28 BASE HOSPITAL (WARANGA HOSPITAL) IS ATTACHED TO NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA INTERNMENT GROUP (GERMAN), AND IS USED FOR ALL INTERNEES AND PRISONERS OF WAR IN THIS GROUP.
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-10. NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA INTERNMENT GROUP WAS BUILT DURING THE WAR OF 1939-45 TO HOUSE GERMAN INTERNEES. IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE MONOTONY OF CAMP LIFE, THE INTERNEES ORGANISED VARIOU
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-15. BAND LEADER DR. G. GRUBER STRIKES UP THE BAND PRIOR TO BEGINNING THE HOMEWARD JOURNEY, DURING ONE OF THE REGULAR ROUTE MARCHES UNDERTAKEN BY INTERNEES OF NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA IN
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-15. INTERNEES OF NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA INTERNMENT GROUP (GERMAN) REST FOR AN HOUR ON THE BANKS OF THE MAIN INLET IRRIGATION CHANNEL TO WARANGA BASIN DURING ONE OF THEIR ROUTE MARCHES
TATURA, VIC. 1943-06-15. NURSING STAFF AND SENIOR MEDICAL OFFICER OF NO. 28 CAMP HOSPITAL (WARANGA HOSPITAL) AT NO. 1 CAMP, TATURA INTERNMENT GROUP (GERMAN). LEFT TO RIGHT:- BACK ROW - VFX117203 SISTE
