094142
Photograph 094142 Second World War, 1939-1945SANGARA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. RUBBER TREES ON SANGARA RUBBER PLANTATION. THIS PLANTATION, KNOWN AS "MASONS" WAS OCCUPIED BY THE JAPANESE DURING THEIR ADVANCE FROM POPONDETTA TO KOKODA.
094144 Accession Number: 094144
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SANGARA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-08. MR C. NICHOLAS, ASSISTANT MANAGER, SANGARA RUBBER PLANTATION. HE WAS BORN IN SUMATRA AND FORMERLY WORKED ON THE GOODYEAR PLANTATION AT SUMATRA. WITH HIS PARENTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY HE BARELY ESCAPED THE JAPANESE DURING THEIR INVASION.
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094144
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Colour: Black & white
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