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Diary (and edited transcript) maintained after the fall of Singapore, when Miles was on Blakang Mati Island, after transfer to River Valley Road Camp on Singapore, and later on the Burma-Thailand Railway. Comments on murder of Chinese civilians, work, trading with natives, brutality of Korean and Japanese guards, comparisons of AIF and British Army, Allied bombing raids, and repatriation to Australia. Additional material: postcards between L/Cpl Miles and family, censored by Japanese; official and unofficial letters and telegrams to/from various organisations e.g. Catholic Welfare Organisation, Malayan Research Bureau; uncensored letters written on voyage home after release from POW camp at end of WW2; one letter written by L/Cpl's brother.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 13610 Lance Corporal Edward Temple Miles, 1940-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 contains a diary maintained by Miles after the fall of Singapore, when they w
Collection relating to the Second World War service of 13610 Lance Corporal Edward Temple Miles, 1940-1945. Wallet 1 of 1 contains a diary maintained by Miles after the fall of Singapore, when they w
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX27159 Corporal George H White, 2/30th Battalion. The collection comprises letters, telegrams and postcards exchanged between White and family
Letters of July and October 1918 cover numerous topics, particularly his views on the war; including its causes; the way it should be fought; conscription; profiteering; archaic British social, politi
Collection of three original letters handwritten by WX8167 Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) William Eric Rule (known as Eric) Dennis, who served with 1 Independent Company, to his mother in Australia. Two lette
Diaries, notebooks, letters, telegrams, sketches, leaflets, cards and menus relating to NX20572 Corporal Alex R. C. Johnstone (2/15th Field Regiment, originally attached to the Audit Office, Command P
Two original airmail letters written by NX26026 Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) Neville Henry Taylor whilst serving with 2/18 Battalion in Malaya during the Second World War, to his mother and family in Austra