The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
VENDORS OF POTTERY AND VEGETABLES IN THE NATIVE QUARTERS ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF CAIRO. THERE BEING VERY LITTLE RAINFALL IN EGYPT THESE DEALERS CAN DISPLAY THEIR GRAIN IN THE OPEN WITHOUT FEAR OF DAMAGE.
CAIRO-HELOUAN ROAD - THE SEEMING HALL-MARK OF WEALTH AMONG THE RURAL POPULATION OF EGYPT - SMALL FLOCKS OF GOATS OR SHEEP, SELDOM SEEN WITHOUT THEIR ATTENDANT SMALL BOY OR NATIVE WOMEN. THESE ANIMALS
Portrait of Kafi-us-Sultaneh, the Deputy Governor of Bijar, "a very courteous, urbane little man, who was in deadly fear of his own Government and the British".
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1917. A display of mummy cases in the Cairo museum. (Donor J. Campbell)
In occupied Japan every piece of ground which can possibly be put under cultivation is being used for this purpose. Food is very short and the people of Tokyo are growing vegetables where city buildin
Cairo, Egypt. c. 1944. Repatriated AIF prisoners of war (POWs) from Germany at a camp situated on the outskirts of Cairo will soon board a ship bound for Australia. They were exchanged for German pris
SANDAKAN, NORTH BORNEO 1945-10-26. BADLY EMACIATED CHINESE, MALAY AND JAVANESE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN A WRECKED SHED, USED AS A TEMPORARY HOSPITAL BY THE BRITISH BORNEO CIVIL AFFAIRS UNIT (BBCAU).
