The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Manuscript written by Sergeant Albert Williams, "What was it like to be a POW dad?", describing his Second World War service in the Middle East and capture by the Germans in Tobruk. Williams was held at a number of prisoner of war camps in Derna, Benghazi and Tripoli and Camp PG57 Grupignano in Italy. Williams writes about the construction of a tunnel and a failed escape attempt at Camp PG57, his internment at Stalag XVIII A, Wolfsberg Austria and escape at Markt Pongau just before the end of the war.
Portrait depicting NX45986 Sapper William Johnson 'Bill' Barlow Williams, a member of 2/3 Field Company 9th Division (formerly 6th Division). He was in POW camp in Grupignano, Italy, after capture ne
PEN SKETCHES OF POW LIFE FOLLOWING CAPTURE NEAR DERNA, LIBYA DURING THE "BENGHAZI HANDICAP", IMPRISONMENT AT CAMP 57 GRUPIGNANO, ITALY AND LATER TRANSFER TO A WORK CAMP AT KLAGENFURT, AUSTRIA. PTE FRE
WOLFSBERG. MEMBERS OF THE CAMP CONCERT MODELLING DRESSES IN A FASHION PARADE AT PRISONER OF WAR CAMP STALAG XVIIIa, AUSTRIA.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX1058 Gunner George William Edward Clark, 1 Battery, 2/1 Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, 1940-1988. The collection consists of five
WOLFSBERG. A SCENE FROM A FASHION PARADE PUT ON BY THE STALAG CONCERT PARTY AT PRISONER OF WAR CAMP STALAG XVIIIa, AUSTRIA.
Memoir written by by Kenneth Harry Griffin, "Escape from France 1942". Griffin writes about his experiences as a driver with the 2/1 Field Ambulance, his capture in Greece and internment as a prisone