H18469 Accession Number: H18469

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SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. C. 1916. GERMAN SAILORS DISEMBARKING FROM THE SHIP WHICH BROUGHT THEM TO AUSTRALIA. THEY WERE HEADED FOR HOLSWORTHY INTERNMENT CAMP.

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H18469

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Photograph

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Print

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Colour: Black & white

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Whole

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1

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Copyright expired - public domain

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