The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The graves of four German soldiers killed during fighting in the First World War. Note the lion sculpture on a pedestal in the background.
Unidentified soldiers, probably Australian, burying the shrouded bodies of three Australian soldiers who were killed in the fighting near Herbecourt. Another soldier is sitting on top of a horse draw
Souvenir concert program produced during the First World War. This program is for a performance held at Little Palace on 21 January 1917. Written in French, the program features an illustration of a f
A convoy of motor lorries standing by the main road during continued fighting at Armentieres. The German Offensive had begun near Armentieres on 9 April, but was checked by the 1st Australian Divisio
Four unidentified British soldiers form the catafalque party standing heads bowed and arms reversed at the four corners of the Yokohama War Cemetery cenotaph during a Remembrance Day ceremony. Note th
Informal group portrait of field workers. Two men, four women and two children dressed in dirty and torn clothing stand barefoot in a field. To the left in the background is a building surrounded by a
Koepang, Timor. c. 1945. Australian and British war graves of men killed in Timor during early 1942 fighting. The graves are situated in a jungle near Koepang.
