The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kokkinia, Greece. Wounded allied prisoners of war (POWs) from the German POW hospital rest and recuperate in the sun on the roof of the hospital. These patients were treated by members of the 2/5th Australian General Hospital (AGH) who remained in Greece after the evacuation to treat allied POWs.
Kokkinia, Greece. Group portrait of members of the 2/5th Australian General Hospital (AGH) staff beneath a Red Cross flag. These personnel treated patients at the German prisoner of war (POW) hospit
Kokkinia, Greece. A group of prisoners of war (POWs) rest outside the German POW Hospital while watching a sports event. POWs here received medical treatment from members of the 2/5th Australian Gen
Kokkinia, Greece. Patients at the prisoner of war (POW) Hospital rest in their beds while being attended to medical staff. The medical staff were members of the 2/5th Australian General Hospital (AG
Kokkinia, Greece. Buildings, previously an orphanage, taken over by the Germans for a prisoner of war (POW) hospital. Medical staff were from 2/5th Australian General Hospital (AGH) and remained in
KOKKINIA, GREECE, C. 1941-05. MOBILE PATIENTS (ALLIED PRISONERS) WAIT OUTDOORS TO BE MOVED FROM THE MAIN HOSPITAL NEAR PIRAEUS, THE KRIEGSGEFANGENLAZARETTE, (POW HOSPITAL, FORMERLY AN ORPHANAGE) TO A
KOKKINIA, GREECE, C. 1941-05. GERMAN GUARDS OVERSEE THE UNLOADING FROM AMBULANCES OF CASUALTIES FROM CRETE AT THE KRIEGSGEFANGENLAZARETTE, POW HOSPITAL, FORMERLY AN ORPHANAGE, NEAR PIRAEUS. MEDICAL ST
