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Photograph P02367.011 First World War, 1914-1918Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915. Prisoners' Camp, a barbed wire enclosure or compound for confining Turkish prisoners of war (POWs), stands on the slope of a hill (right) at Anzac Cove.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
British North Borneo. June 1945. An Australian soldier armed with Owen gun, during operations on Labuan Island, stands guard at barbed-wire enclosure for Japanese war-prisoners.
Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915. Prisoners' Camp, a barbed wire enclosure or compound for confining Turkish prisoners of war (POWs), stands on the slope of a hill (right) at Anzac Cove.

Darwin, NT. 1946-03-03. Japanese prisoners fix barbed wire in their enclosure next to the guard tower.

Balikpapan, Borneo. 1945-07. Sapper R. Hoskins of Melbourne, Vic, a member of the 2/4th Field Squadron Engineers, places steel mesh and barbed wire around an enclosure hurriedly erected to accommodate

LABUAN ISLAND, NORTH WEST BORNEO 1945-12-22. WAR CRIMES TRIALS OF JAPANESE OFFICERS OF THE BORNEO PRISONERS OF WAR AND INTERNEES GUARD UNIT WERE HELD AT HEADQUARTERS 9TH DIVISION. THE PRESIDENT OF THE

Darwin, NT. 1946-03-03. Japanese prisoners fix barbed wire in their enclosure while Private L. A. Mayne of Campania, Tas, looks on from the guard tower.

Labuan, Borneo. 10 June 1945. Australian manned tanks and infantry approaching Victoria town following landing operations on Labuan Island, British North Borneo.
