The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KOKKINIA, GREECE, C. 1941-05. GERMAN GUARDS OVERSEE THE UNLOADING FROM AMBULANCES OF CASUALTIES FROM CRETE AT THE KRIEGSGEFANGENLAZARETTE, POW HOSPITAL, FORMERLY AN ORPHANAGE, NEAR PIRAEUS. MEDICAL STAFF WERE FROM THE 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (AGH), ORDERED TO REMAIN IN GREECE TO TREAT ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR (POWS), AFTER THE EVACUATION. (DONOR B. MOULD)
KOKKINIA, GREECE, C. 1941-05. DOCTORS (POSSIBLY FROM THE 2/5TH AGH) PERFORM AN OPERATION AT THE KRIEGSGEFANGENLAZARETTE (POW HOSPITAL FORMERLY AN ORPHANAGE) NEAR PIRAEUS. MEDICAL STAFF WERE FROM THE 2
KOKKINIA, GREECE, C. 1941-05. MOBILE PATIENTS (ALLIED PRISONERS) WAIT OUTDOORS TO BE MOVED FROM THE MAIN HOSPITAL NEAR PIRAEUS, THE KRIEGSGEFANGENLAZARETTE, (POW HOSPITAL, FORMERLY AN ORPHANAGE) TO A
KOKKINIA, GREECE, C. 1941-05. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND WOUNDED PRISONERS OF WAR (POWS) SIT IN A COURTYARD AT THE MAIN POW HOSPITAL, THE KRIEGSGEFANGENLAZARETTE, FORMERLY AN ORPHANAGE, NEAR PIRAEUS,
PIRAEUS, GREECE, C. 1941-06. AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS AT A MEMORIAL SERVICE IN THE CEMETERY BESIDE THE GRAVE OF COLONEL W.E. KAY, COMMANDING OFFICER OF 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (AGH), WHO DIED OF
Kokkinia, Greece. Buildings, previously an orphanage, taken over by the Germans for a prisoner of war (POW) hospital. Medical staff were from 2/5th Australian General Hospital (AGH) and remained in
A GROUP OF WOUNDED ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR (POWS) AT A CONVALESCENT CAMP, WAITING OUTDOORS TO BE MOVED NORTH TO GERMAN POW CAMPS. MEDICAL STAFF WERE FROM THE 2/5TH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL (AGH), O
