The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Probably Nagoya, Japan. c. 1946. Naval personnel and local people outside the "Style of Japan Fuji Cabaret". A sign outside in English reads: "Now continue business here, yours second Fuji dance hall building now in course of construction. Surely we think good appeal to you". (Donor M. Williams)
North Korean or Chinese propaganda note. It reads in English, ‘WE GUARANTEE GOOD TREATMENT TO YOU. All the American officers and soldiers who already came to our side have been well treated by the Kor
Cartoon sign outside the mess hall. Picturing Wil-E Coyote and the road runner, the sign reads Coyote H.Q. R.A.E. and at the bottom "Beep beep now you bastard!". Top left is inscribed 'Brad 19/9/69 1
Studio portrait of 3235 Private George Tiegs, 52nd Battalion. The back of the photograph reads; 'France 13-12-17. Dear Min. I have not got any letters from you for ages. Are you not writing. I cannot
"Phil Hall was buried somewhere near here." 'This was a cousin of Lt Harvey.' The sign in the snow reads 'TO POLYGONE [sic] WOOD. SUPPPORT & FRONT LINES.' Phil Hall is probably 3796 Private (Pte) Wil
Studio portrait of 6602 Private Lindon George Albon Peisley, 19th Australian Infantry Battalion and "Dick". Annotation on front reads; “Sincerely Yours Lin 6.1.18 FRANCE”. Letter addressed to his ni
Album compiled by Commander John Charles Rookwood Proud, who was in charge of the Far East Liaison Office (FELO) during the Second World War. The album contains Japanese propaganda leaflets aimed at A