The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The finale scene from a show put on at Stalag VIIA by the French POWs titled “Bon Jour Paris”, showing Madame la France (centre background) with all her colonies represented standing to the left and right of her. All of the costumes and scenery were made by the French POWs from materials scrounged from the camp.
A tavern scene from a show put on at Stalag VIIA by the French POWs titled “Bon Jour Paris”. All of the costumes and scenery were made by the French POWs from materials scrounged from the camp.
A snow sports ‘girl’ in a scene from a show put on at Stalag VIIA by the French POWs titled “Bon Jour Paris”. All of the costumes and scenery were made by the French POWs from materials scrounged from
A close up of the ‘girls’ from a show put on at Stalag VIIA by the French POWs titled “Bon Jour Paris”. All of the costumes and scenery were made by the French POWs from materials scrounged from the c
One of the ‘girls’ looks out of a window in a scene from a show put on by the French POWs titled “Bon Jour Paris”. All of the costumes and scenery were made by the French POWs from materials scrounged
Changi, Singapore. c. 1944. A "Changi chariot", or wagon put together from scrounged materials, loaded with firewood for the cookhouse. The wagon is pushed and pulled by prisoners of war (POWs). (Dono
Australian prisoners of war (POWs) in Stalag XIII-C put on a show called "The Cabaret", for their own and fellow prisoners' entertainment. Costumes were made from old clothes, blankets, etc. The enter
