The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The assembly area adjacent to and immediately north west of, the well and cookhouse at the rear of the headquarters building, Laha Wharf area. It was stated by Interpreter Ikeuchi and Warrant Officer Hamanishi that Australian prisoners of war (POWs) were assembled here prior to their execution by the Japanese on 15 February 1945.
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The well and cookhouse at the rear of the headquarters (Laha Wharf area, Ambon) building near where it is said by Interpreter Ikeuchi and Warrant Officer Hamanishi, that
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. Laha wharf area buildings, Ambon. At left is the shed where it is said Australian and Dutch prisoners were assembled after the surrender on the morning of 3 February 1942
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The headquarters building, Laha Wharf and shed, Ambon, (at right) depicted in photograph No. 030388/12. This photograph is taken at the junction of the Hatoe track with t
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. Laha Wharf area headquarters buildings, Ambon, near rear. Bay of Ambon, from rear. Bay of Ambon and hills of Laitimor Peninsula in the background. This is a very beautifu
Tawiri, Laha, Ambon. 7 December 1945. Headquarters building near Laha Wharf, Ambon, used originally by the Dutch Air Force, then by C Company, 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion, and later, after 3
LAHA, AMBON 1945-12-15. HEADQUARTERS 33RD BRIGADE. THE AREA BEHIND THE WHARF HEADQUARTERS BUILDING (SEE 124425) WHERE THE SURRENDERED AUSTRALIANS WERE ASSEMBLED BY THE JAPANESE UNDER THE COMMAND OF IK
