The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
JUDENBERG, AUSTRIA. WORKING CAMP 78A. 80 ALLIED PRISONERS WERE HOUSED IN THE BUILDING TO THE LEFT. THE BUILDING IN THE CENTRE WAS THE GUARD HOUSE AND THE ONE TO THE RIGHT, THE KITCHEN.
The building shown is of reinforced concrete construction; a four window room in the building was used to house 100 prisoners of war. This camp was considered one of the worst Japanese POW camps. Alth
SALAMAUA, NEW GUINEA, 1940-06?. INTERNMENT CAMP. GERMAN INTERNEES WERE HOUSED IN THE BUILDING ON THE LEFT, ITALIANS IN THE CENTRE BUILDING (OPPOSITE THE GUARD TENT). THE GUARD WAS PROVIDED BY THE NEW
KUHNSDORF, AUSTRIA. PRISONERS OF WAR IN A WORKING CAMP AT KUHNSDORF (NO 11010). ALL THREE PRISONERS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH WERE ENGLISH; THEY ARE (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) W. (Bill) BOWLEY, Colin BROWN AN
An attap thatched palm hut at the Aerodrome Prisoner of War Camp. The kitchens can be seen on the right detached from the main building. This was one of a number of Japanese prisoner of war camps in t
In the background of this work are the Changi gaol buildings and in the foreground are the attap huts that housed POW officers, including Murray Griffin. Initially the AIF prisoners were housed at Sel
Gross Reifling, Austria. c. 1945. Informal group portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) on a hill near the POW camp. Left to right: back row: Jack Broome; Colin Tickle, New Zealand; Peter Venters; Bernar
