The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VILLAGERS DRIVEN FROM THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE BY THE RUTHLESS GERMAN ATTACK, CONGREGATED AT SERVIA IN THE HOPE OF OBTAINING TRANSPORT TO THE SOUTH. PATHETICALLY RESIGNED OLD PEOPLE AND YOUNG CHILDREN TRUDGED ALONG WET ROADS IN BITTER COLD, CARRYING ALL THE POSSESSIONS LEFT TO THEM, SEEKING SANCTUARY FROM GERMAN BOMBS AND MACHINE GUN BULLETS. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK).
VILLAGERS DRIVEN FROM THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE BY THE RUTHLESS GERMAN ATTACK, CONGREGATED AT SERVIA IN THE HOPE OF OBTAINING TRANSPORT TO THE SOUTH. PATHETICALLY RESIGNED OLD PEOPLE AND YOUNG CHILD
GREECE. VILLAGERS FROM THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE CONGREGATE AT SERVIA IN THE HOPE OF GETTING TRANSPORT TO THE SOUTH. ALTHOUGH THERE WAS PANIC AND THE PEASANTS SEEMED TO TAKE THEIR POSITION PHILOSOPH
Villagers congregated in Servia, hoping to obtain transport to the South, and for protection from the German bombs and machine gunning.
GREECE. VILLAGERS FROM THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY SIDE CONGREGATE AT SERVIA IN THE HOPE OF GETTING TRANSPORT TO THE SOUTH. ALTHOUGH THERE WAS NO PANIC AND THE PEASANTS SEEMED TO TAKE THEIR POSITION PHILO
The great white way over Berlin. This was the title given by the English newspaper to the shown photograph. This drawing was produced according to the impressions of a Squadron Leader, who took part i
Studio portrait of Captain (Capt) George Fay, 8th Light Horse Regiment (8LHR), of Creighton Creek, Victoria. Capt Fay was a 38 year old farmer with six young children when he was appointed a 2nd Lieu
