The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Informal outdoors group portrait of several prisoners of war (POWs) gathered in front of a hut or barracks building at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel prisoner of war (POW) camp at Westertimke, Germany. Identified, left to right, back row: Charles Lacey, of Brisbane, QLD; unknown Canadian; Aspinall. Front row: Jim Aspinall; Aspinall; Sony Drapou, a Canadian. The three Aspinalls are British cousins who were serving on different ships when they were captured.
Informal outdoors portrait of three prisoners of war (POWs) standing outside Hut 19 at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel prisoner of war (POW) camp a
Informal outdoors portrait of Sonny Drapou, a Canadian prisoner of war (POW), standing outside Hut 19 at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord] a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel prisoner of
Portrait of Unteroffizier Hans Prislier, a guard of the Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord] a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel prisoner of war (POW) camp at Westertimke, Germany. Unterof
Formal outdoors group portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel POW camp. Most of the men are British from Liverpool,
Informal outdoors portrait of Charles Matthew Lacy [Lacey], aged 22 years, a prisoner of war (POW) at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine personnel POW camp. La
Informal studio portrait of Jim Shields (left) of Liverpool, England, and Charles Lacey of Brisbane, QLD, former prisoners of war (POWs) at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or M
