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COWRA, NSW. 1944-08. HUTS DESTROYED BY FIRE IN B CAMP, (THE JAPANESE SECTION), AT NO. 12 PRISONER OF WAR COMPOUND AFTER A MESS ESCAPE ATTEMPT IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THE 1944-08-05. INCLUDING SUICIDES THE JAPANESE DEATH ROLL NUMBERED 234 WITH 108 WOUNDED. THE 22ND GARRISON BATTALION, WHO PROVIDED THE SECURITY GUARD, SUFFERED 3 KILLED, AND 3 WOUNDED.
COWRA, NSW. 1944-08. KNIVES RECOVERED IN AND AROUND B CAMP. (THE JAPANESE SECTION), OF NO. 12 PRISONER OF WAR COMPOUND AFTER THE MASS ESCAPE ATTEMPT IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS OF THE 1944-08-05. INCLU
COWRA, NSW. 1944-08. BLANKETS THROWN OVER THE BARBED WIRE IN B CAMP, (THE JAPANESE SECTION), AT NO. 12 PRISONER OF WAR COMPOUND, BY ESCAPING PRISONERS IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THE 1944-08-05. INCLUDING S
COWRA, NSW. 1944-08. THE BURIAL OF JAPANESE PRISONERS OF WAR WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE MASS OUTBREAK FROM B CAMP, (THE JAPANESE SECTION), AT NO. 12 PRISONER OF WAR COMPOUND IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THE
COWRA, NSW. 1944-08. BURIAL OF AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS KILLED DURING BREAKOUT OF JAPANESE PRISONERS AT CAMP 12B, COWRA PRISON OF WAR AND INTERNMENT GROUP COMPOUND, 1944-08-05. 22ND AUSTRALIAN GARRISON BAT
Cowra, NSW. 6 August 1945. An oblique aerial view of B Compound within Cowra Prisoner of War (POW) camp taken the day after the escape attempt by Japanese POWs. The buildings to the left are the hospi
Cowra, NSW. 6 August 1945. An oblique aerial view of Cowra Prisoner of War (POW) camp taken the day after the escape attempt by Japanese POWs. The buildings in the foreground are the camp Headquarters
