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A female refugee carrying her baby at the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit refugee camp in the Wide Bay area. At the time that the photograph was taken, the camp housed approximately 600 local people, who travelled from Japanese held territories on the north side of the Gazelle Peninsula.
SIPILANGAN, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-27. THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT REFUGEE CAMP BUILT IN THE WIDE BAY AREA. AT PRESENT IT HOUSES APPROXIMATELY 600 NATIVES WHO HAVE COME IN FROM JAPANES
SIPILANGAN, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-27. NATIVE REFUGEES BUILDING A HUT FOR THE COMMANDING OFFICERS OFFICE AT AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT REFUGEE CAMP IN THE WIDE BAY AREA. AT PRESENT THE CA
SIPILANGAN, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-27. LIEUTENANT J.G. KINSEY, COMMANDING OFFICER AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT REFUGEE CAMP (1), AND WARRANT OFFICER 2 T. PALFRAMAN (2), WITH MEMBERS OF THE
SIPILANGAN, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-27. A GROUP OF NATIVE REFUGEES, WHICH INCLUDES THE VERY YOUNG AND THE VERY OLD, AT THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT REFUGEE CAMP IN THE WIDE BAY AREA. AT
SIPILANGAN, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-07-27. LIEUTENANT J.G. KINSEY (1) AND WARRANT OFFICER 2 T. PALFRAMAN (2), OBSERVING TWO NATIVE REFUGEE CHILDREN AT THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT REFUGEE C
A local boy carries a baby at the Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit District Servics refugee camp. The camp, situated at Wide Bay, helped house local refugees from Japanese-held areas.
