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HOLSWORTHY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1918. A GERMAN WHO WAS INTERNED AT THE AGE OF NINETEEN AT THE GERMAN INTERNMENT CAMP. THE BODY DEVELOPMENT SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH RESULTED FROM EXERCISE DURING HIS FOUR YEARS AT THE CAMP. AT THIS STAGE HE COULD PLACE DUMBELLS UP TO 375 POUNDS WEIGHT ABOVE HIS HEAD AT ARMS LENGTH.
HOLSWORTHY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1918. THE STRONGEST INTERNEE AT THE GERMAN INTERNMENT CAMP SHOWS, WITH ARMS UPSTRETCHED, THE TREMENDOUS SHOULDER AND UPPER BODY MUSCLES DEVELOPED DURING HIS FOUR YEARS
HOLSWORTHY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1916. THE STAGE OF THE GERMAN THEATRE IN NO 1 COMPOUND DURING A PERFORMANCE AT THE GERMAN INTERNMENT CAMP.
HOLSWORTHY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1918. THIS INTERNEE WAS CONSIDERED TO BE THE STRONGEST MAN AT THE GERMAN INTERNMENT CAMP. HE HAD BROUGHT HIMSELF TO THIS CONDITION BY EXERCISE DURING HIS FOUR YEARS AT
HOLSWORTHY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1916. A NEW THEATRE BEING BUILT OVER AN EARLIER ONE AT THE GERMAN INTERNMENT CAMP. THIS PROCEDURE WAS EMPLOYED SO PERFORMANCES COULD CONTINUE DURING THE BUILDING PERIOD
HOLSWORTHY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1918. THE STRONGEST INTERNEE AT THE GERMAN INTERNMENT CAMP SHOWS HOW HE DEVELOPED HIS NECK MUSCLES DURING HIS FOUR YEARS AT THE CAMP.
An aerial sketch, in a topographical format, of the Guard Quarters, Hospital and buildings at the Holsworthy Internment Camp, New South Wales. Above the scene are the flags of various nationalities he