The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The funeral of Emma Maria Laura Paula (Ellen) Rohrmann, an internee of the Molonglo Internment Camp, ACT, who died of heart failure and pneumonia, aged 35 years. She was buried in the Anglican portion of the Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, Section 1, Row O, Grave 5. In April 1961 her remains were removed and reinterred in the German War Grave Cemetery in Tatura, Victoria. Ellen Rohrmann was originally interned in Singapore, before being transported to Australia with her late husband's step-brother August Rohrmann and his family. Ellen was allocated the internee number W49. For several years they lived at the family internment camp at Bourke, NSW, before being transferred to the Molonglo camp. After the war August Rohrmann was repatriated to Germany, on 29 May 1919, aboard the Kursk.
Rectangular bronze plaque bearing the inscription 'E.L.P. ROHRMANN / 30/11/18' in raised script. The plaque has a raised border, and two hole for attachment. The plaque was originally attached to a wh
Rectangular bronze plaque bearing the inscription 'E.L.P. ROHRMANN / 30/11/18' in raised script. The plaque has a raised border, and two hole for attachment. The plaque was originally attached to a wh
Red and white check bib apron sewn together from tea towels. There are two ties for the neck attached to the bib, and two ties at the top of the apron for tying around the waist. The apron features
Collection relating to the post- Second World War experience of Mrs Beryl Ellen Quartel (née Yeend), war bride, Netherlands East Indies, Holland and Australia, 1946-2011. This collection consists of
Kanchanaburi cemetery. Incribed "Jock's grave 1-E-11. One of eight photographs relating to the service of Nell Wild, National Emergency Service and her husband NX54905 Corporal (Cpl) Norman Frank (Joc
Kanchanaburi cemetery. Incribed "Jock's grave 1-E-11. One of eight photographs relating to the service of Nell Wild, National Emergency Service and her husband NX54905 Corporal (Cpl) Norman Frank (Joc
Photograph album sent to the family of 406413 Sergeant (Sgt) Ernest Victor Stephens, from the Mayor of Charleroi, Belgium. The album contains 10 photographs of the ceremony held by the city of Charler
