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Photograph H11511 First World War, 1914-1918Rabaul, New Britain. c. 1915. The side wall of a crater, probably Mother, overlooking Matupi Harbour.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. C. 1916. A SECTION OF THE MATUPI ARMY CAMP.
Rabaul, New Britain. c. 1915. The side wall of a crater, probably Mother, overlooking Matupi Harbour.

Rabaul, New Britain. c. 1915. An active volcanic crater to the north of Matupi Harbour.

RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1949-09. STILL ACTIVE VOLCANO, MATUPI, AT RABAUL. MATUPI ERUPTED IN 1937 CAUSING A LOSS OF 600 LIVES. IT ERUPTED AGAIN IN 1941 WITH A LOSS OF TWO LIVES.

NEW BRITAIN. C. 1914. NATIVE POLICE AT THEIR MEAL TABLE AT MATUPI, NEAR RABAUL. THESE MEN WERE EMPLOYED BY THE GERMAN AUTHORITIES IN NEW GUINEA. NOTE GERMAN HATS.

Rabaul, New Britain. 1941-06. Aerial photograph of smoke billowing from the active Matupi volcano following its eruption. Matupi erupted in 1937 causing a loss of 600 lives and the eruption in 1941 re

BLANCHE BAY, RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-10. A VIEW OF MATUPI CRATER TAKEN FROM ONE OF THE SHIPS OF THE CONVOY ENTERING SIMPSON HARBOUR FOR THE OCCUPATION OF THE RABAUL AREA, FOLLOWING THE SURRENDER
