The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait of six members of the AIF and the British Army who were prisoners of war in Germany. The four Australians were in Stalag XIIIc, Hammelburg. The two Englishmen were from Stalag VIII 344 Lamsdorf. Left to right: back row: VX6785 Private Andrew Elrick, 2/6th Battalion (section of photograph containing his head removed); VX35752 Private L.G. Riky, 2/6th Battalion; WX4611 Sapper A.S. Watts, 2/2 Field Regiment; front row: 9138816 Gunner L.J. Bastin, Royal Artillery, British Army; VX20478 Gunner W.J.H. Banks, 3rd Light Anti-aircraft Regiment; 2756735 Private W. H. Pirie, The Black Watch, British Army. The inscription on the back of the original photograph reads `ARB.KDO.7005. Wulfershausen/Saale. Mainfranken, Germany'.
Allied Prisoners of War, interned at Stalag XIIIc in Hammelburg am Main, Germany, attending the funeral of a serviceman at a cemetery outside the town. Identified, standing, in the back row from centr
INFORMAL PORTRAIT OF TWIN BROTHERS, EX PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE GERMANS, WITH THEIR MOTHER ON SPENCER STREET RAILWAY STATION. THE MEN WERE CAPTURED IN NORTH AFRICA WHILE SERVING WITH 3 ANTI AIRCRAFT R
Informal outdoor group portrait of Australian prisoners of war (POWs) from Stalag XIIIc POW camp at Hammelburg, gathered beside the wall of a former Jewish synagogue in which they are billeted. Left
Informal portrait of two Australian Prisoners of War (PoW). On the left is WX2605 Private Fred Hill, 2/11 Battalion of Perth, WA (originally of Isle of Wight, England) and on the right is VX600 Gunner
Group portrait of Australian soldiers from various units who were prisoners of war (POWs) in Stalag VIIIB. Stalag VIIIB was a large POW camp, which was later renumbered Stalag 344. It was located in G
Australian prisoners of war (POWs) at Stalag VIIIB (later Stalag 344). The Stalag was near Lamsdorf (now Lambinowice) in Silesia. Identified is Indigenous serviceman WX1823 David Harris, second from
