The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 AND S. EAMES.
An outdoors group portrait of three members of the Australian Flying Corps (AFC) (probably No 1 Squadron, AFC) and two German prisoners, from left to right Lieutenant G Finlay, Captain A R Brown, DFC,
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.
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
Marburg a Drau, Yugoslavia. 1944. Studio portrait of prisoners of war (POWs) of the German POW camp No. 1046 GW. Left to right: Bill Jamieson, QX5378 Corporal Alec M. Connor, unidentified, George Shaw
GROUP PORTRAIT OF SOME AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS WHO WERE PRISONERS OF WAR AT THE CAMP. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: CAPTAIN H. A. J. TOZER (CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE AT RABAUL), LIEUTENANT C. W. MARSHALL, CAPTA
Group portrait of the Boston Course, No 5 Operational Training Unit, RAAF. Only half of the members of this course are present in this photograph. Identified from left to right are: Back row; Sergeant
