The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An elevated view of the German prisoner of war (POW) and internment camp, Stalag 383, formerly Oflag IIIc. A large group of POWs are assembled around the camp swimming pool, probably watching a swimming competition and in the forground a few prisoners are playing volleyball. The swimming pool was also the camp fire fighting reservoir. The camp became a special non-work camp for non-commissioned officers (NCOs) in October 1942.
Some examples of the arts and craft made by prisoners of war (POWs) in the POW and internment camp Stalag 383, formerly Oflag IIIc. Shown are some patchwork and crocheted cushion covers. This camp b
Prisoners of war (POWs) watch from behind a barbed wire fence as two Red Cross vehicles deliver food to the German POW and internment camp, Stalag 383, formerly Oflag IIIc. The camp became a special
The exterior of the hospital building at the German prisoner of war (POW) and internment camp, Stalag 383, formerly Oflag IIIc. The camp became a special non-work camp for non-commissioned officers (N
Group portrait of members at a meeting of Toc H at Stalag 383, a special non-work German prisoner of war (POW) and internment camp, for non-commissioned officers (NCOs). Toc H was a group which aimed
A Toc H notice board at Stalag 383, a special non-work German prisoner of war (POW) and internment camp for non-commissioned officers (NCOs). One notice titled 'Toc H for New Friends' described Toc H
Prisoners of war (POWs) at the POW and internment camp Stalag 383, in costume on stage performing the play "Puss in Boots". Theatrical productions such as this were commonly staged in the theatre.
