The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Records relating to Gilbert Graham's civilian internment in Ruhleben, Germany from 1914 until his release on invalid exchange, 1918.
Outdoors informal portrait of Gilbert Graham (centre) and two other civilian prisoners of war (POW), Berlin, 1915. Gilbert Graham was a civilian POW held in the Ruhleben Civilian Prisoner of War Camp
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF LETTERS RELATING TO GRAHAM'S PERIOD OF INTERNMENT AT RUHLEBEN AND THE REASONS PREVENTING HIS EXCHANGE. LETTERS REGARDING HIS BEING MADE FREE AND CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE RED CRO
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN JAMES GRAHAM (FATHER OF GILBERT) AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS REGARDING CONDITIONS IN RUHLEBEN AND ATTEMPTS TO IMPROVE CIRCUMSTANCES FOR INTERNEES. BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS. PHOTOS OF I
Outdoors informal portrait of Gilbert Graham (centre) and two other civilian prisoners of war (POW), Berlin, 1915. Gilbert Graham was a civilian POW held in the Ruhleben Civilian Prisoner of War Camp
Collection relating to the First World War service of 2424 Private Gilbert Martin, 4th Pioneer Battalion, France, 1918. Collection consists of a single letter written by Gilbert to his sister Alice Ma
Letters written between 1914 and 1916 by 863 Trooper Richard Graham, to his brother Bill. The later items relate to his service in B Troop, A Squadron, 4 Australian Camel Regiment. Also includes three
Original records of Lieutenant (Lt) William Stockdale during First and Second World War: diary of describing sea convoy to Gallipoli and preparations at Lemnos, the landing, and his return to Egypt; p