The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of children and teachers of the school at the Monlonglo Internment Camp, Canberra, ACT. Completed in late 1918 the camp was spread over a 250-acre site, from today's Newcastle Street, Fyshwick, to the Monlonglo River. Seventy-seven children were interned with their parents at the Monlonglo Internment Camp. They attended a six-room school, and were allowed out of the camp grounds when accompanied by teachers for picnics on the banks of the Molonglo River.
Panoramic view of the Molonglo Internment Camp seen from a guard tower, Canberra, ACT. Completed in late 1918 the camp was spread over a 250-acre site, from today's Newcastle Street, Fyshwick, to th
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY. C. 1917. GROUP PORTRAIT OF CHILDREN AND TEACHERS OF THE SCHOOL AT THE GERMAN MOLONGLO INTERNMENT CAMP.
Cowra, NSW. 16 September 1943. A large group of Indonesian smaller children who were interned with their parents at No. 12 PW & I (prisoners of war & internee) Group, photographed outside their school
Cowra, NSW. 16 September 1943. Group of Indonesian children who were interned with their parents at No. 12 PW & I (prisoners of war & internee) Group, photographed in the hut which serves as their sch
Cowra, NSW. 16 September 1943. Group of Indonesian children who were interned with their parents at No. 12 PW & I (prisoners of war & internee) Group, photographed in the hut which serves as their sch
Tatura, Australia. 10 March 1945. A class of German school children whose parents are interned at No. 3 Camp, Tatura Internment Group, photographed outside the school building in the Camp. Shown here
