The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The road to Tawiri and the Lawa River, Ambon, along which so many Australian soldiers were marched to their deaths by executions on 6, 15 and 20 February 1942. The camera is looking about north north east from about the position of the car shown in photograph Nos. 030388/11 and 030388/21. On the left of the road as it disappears and is obscured by trees is the Dutch garage building shown in photograph No. 030388/20.
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. The Dutch garage building (referred to in 'The Laha Massacres') on the road from Laha Wharf headquarters buildings to Tawiri and the Lawa River, Ambon. To the right is a
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. A group of Japanese (middle foreground) await interrogation by the intelligence officer, 63rd Australian Infantry Battalion, just outside (to the east) of the headquarter
Laha, Ambon. 8 December 1945. Looking approximately south east on the road from Laha Airfield to Laha Wharf. The track turning to the right (foreground) is to Hatoe. Left middle distance are the headq
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 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 camera is looking towards Laha Wharf area, Ambon, in the reverse direction from the spot at which photograph No. 030388/19 was taken.
