The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. A soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), holds a notice which reads 'Think, that you don't strive for peace and you must die in Korea sooner or later.' The notices are a variation of the surrender leaflets which the Chinese were throwing out not long ago, and which Australian troops also declined to take very seriously.
Korea. c. 1951. For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. The three being held by unidentified soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regime
For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. A soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), holds a notice which reads 'Only that yo
For weeks Communist propaganda notices have been left where UN troops could find them. A soldier from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), holds a notice which reads 'SURRENDER MEA
Demonstrators sit outside Darwin Mall and protest against the Indonesian military occupation of East Timor and the associated violence. Banners and signs read 'Indonesian Military - out NOW !' , 'INDO
Printed cotton handkerchief with a blue and white border reading, 'FROM THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S VOLUNTEERS KOREA 1951. DEMAND PEACE! STOP THE WAR! IT'S NO DISGRACE TO QUIT FIGHTING IN THIS UNJUST WAR. WI
A Chinese officer, Hshwang Shon Kwang, presenting a red 'peace' flag to Donald Douglas George (Doug) Bushby, a UN accredited war correspondent. Bushby was visiting the Australian position just after t
