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Photograph 020949 Second World War, 1939-1945Portrait of unnamed Polish soldier artisan who worked the national emblem in cement which was placed outside Headquarters, Polish Brigade, Tobruk.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A Polish soldier on duty in a machine gun post in a forward sector of Tobruk reads the daily news sheet issued from his Brigade Headquarters.
Portrait of unnamed Polish soldier artisan who worked the national emblem in cement which was placed outside Headquarters, Polish Brigade, Tobruk.

IN THE OFFICE OF THE 'TOBRUK TRUTH' UNOFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE A.I.F. IN TOBRUK. IT IS ACTUALLY A ONE SHEET NEWS SUMMARY ISSUED DAILY TO COUNTERACT THE NUMEROUS RUMOURS THAT SPRING UP LIKE MUSHROOMS EVER

This soldier is only 15 years of age and was the youngest member of the Polish Brigade in Tobruk. His father was a former senator and was with another section of the Polish Army when this picture was

This soldier is only 15 years of age and was the youngest member of the Polish Brigade in Tobruk. His father was a former senator and was with another section of the Polish Army when this picture was

This Polish soldier is reading a translated copy of “Tobruk Truth” which was published daily and distributed to various units.

DARWIN, NT. 1945-04-09. SETTING TYPE FOR "ARMY NEWS", ISSUED DAILY TO TROOPS IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY AREA FROM HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN TERRITORY FORCE. PRIVATE J. DOYLE (1) WATCHES SERGEANT G. MITCHEL
