The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
September 1945. Private A. R. Denvir of Scotsdale, Tas, one of men of the 8th Australian Division to be released from the Changi prisoner of war (POW) camp at Singapore suffering from beri-beri.
Singapore. September 1945. QX10305, Private Robert Harvey Gill, a Queensland member of the 8th Division released from the Changi prisoner of war (POW) camp suffering from beri-beri, lying on a hospita
Changi, Singapore. September 1945. View of the kitchen at the Changi prisoner of war (POW) camp at Singapore showing the primitive conditions under which food was prepared for the men of the 8th Divis
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. VX60325 Private D. W. Pinner, an inmate of the prisoner of war (POW) Camp Hospital. Private Pinner is suffering from beri-beri.
SINGAPORE. 1945-09-13. PRISONERS OF WAR RELEASED FROM CHANGI PRISON CAMP WERE EVACUATED FROM SINGAPORE BY THE AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL SHIP MANUNDA, THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN SHIP TO ARRIVE AT SINGAPORE AFTER T
Changi, Singapore. September 1945. Three released prisoners of war (POWs) from the Changi camp at Singapore in the surgical ward. All were suffering from fractures sustained while doing forced labour
Bakli Bay, Hainan Island. c. 28 August 1945. QX11190 Sapper A. G. Pearson, an inmate of the prisoner of war (POW) Camp Hospital. Sapper Pearson is suffering from beri-beri.
