The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Some of the internees at Ramale Mission who were liberated when troops of HQ 11 Division occupied the area following the surrender of the Japanese. Shown is a group of Unserdeutsch children who assisted at the Mission and were cared for by the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart before the invasion at Vunapope and remained with them for the duration.
Identified, front row, left to right: Maria Bond; Unknown; Minna Taligatus; Marianne Griffith; Kathleen Taligatus; Rosa Taligatus; Olga Woolcott;
Second row, left to right: Winnie Enkera; Unknown; Anna Uechtritz; Unknown; Hanale Griffith; Elizabeth Lourie (later Lotze)
Third row, left to right: Unknown; Romano Spanner; Linda Lourie; Christina Schmidth; Carla Schluter; Minniegil Enkera
Fourth row, left to right; Bernadette Endo; Tessy Bond; Celine Wong
Back row, left to right: Kathleen Gangloff; Doris Bond; Unknown
Unserdeutsch children, former internees of the Ramale Civilian Prisoner of War Camp perform in a tableau on stage. The children sang "Ramale Greets You" at a concert staged by the Ramale Mission as th
Vunapope, New Britain. Five nuns seated in a jeep trailer during their evacuation from the Mission in Ramale Valley to Rabaul. Contact with the internees was made by Allied troops and represenatives o
Vunapope, New Britain. Sisters and Priests aboard the Army barge on their way to the motor launch Gloria. they are being evacuated from the Mission in Ramale Valley to Rabaul. Contact with the interne
Yanco, Australia. 23 January 1944. Members of the Italian prisoners of war (POWs) band interned at No. 15 POW Group. Back row, left to right: 45303 Antonio De Rosa; 45779 Francesco Gallo; 46690 Romano
Tatura, Australia. 13 February 1943. Family groups of German internees from overseas now interned at Tatura Internment Camp. Back row, left to right: Leni Weinmann; Helga Girschik; Rosa Wied; Irene Wi
Vunapope, New Britain. Among Sisters and Priests evacuated from the Mission in Ramale Valley to Rabaul was Father Stherhag, the eldest of the Priests who has served in Missions for thirty six years. H
