The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Greece. 1944-10-04. Some members of a Greek movement who collaborated with the Germans, being taken to a prison camp after the Allied forces landed in Greece.
Greece. 13 October 1944. Greek collaborationists, on their arrival in a prison camp truck, were searched by members of the RAF Regiment. About 1200 members of a Greek movement, that has been assisting
GREECE, 1941-04-15-17. NX107 LIEUTENANT E.A. WOOD, 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT ENGAGES IN CONVERSATION WITH SOME GREEK BOYS AT NO 2 CAMP, GLYPHADA, NEAR ATHENS, WHERE THE REGIMENT STAGED PRIOR TO ITS MOVEMEN
Some Australians being looked after at the New Zealand hospital after the Battle of Bardia. Most of those wounded were not seriously hurt and the spell in hospital is something of a holiday after the
TIRNAVOS, GREECE. 1944-04-06. GREEK WORKMEN REPAIRING BRIDGE, NEAR TIRNAVOS. THIS BRIDGE WAS ONE OF THE MANY BLOWN BY THE GERMANS DURING THEIR RETREAT IN 1944.
EGYPT. 1941-05. DRAMATIC ESCAPE OF THE KING OF THE HELLENES FROM THE GERMANS. AFTER THE GERMANS HAD LANDED THEIR AIR-BORNE FORCES IN CRETE, THE GREEK KING AND HIS ESCORT OF GREEK GENDARMES AND 12 PLAT
Greece. C. 1944-10. On a beach, Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Frank Harper of Edinburgh (left) and LAC Edward Carswell of Stanley, Stoke-on-Trent, members of the RAF Regiment sharing their early morning b
