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VUNAPOPE, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. JAPANESE NAVAL GUARDS AT VUNAPOPE MISSION WATCHING THE AUSTRALIAN PARTY COME IN FOR THE EVACUATION OF ROMAN CATHOLIC SISTERS AND PRIESTS FROM RAMALE VALLEY INTERNMENT CAMP. CONTACT WITH THE INTERNEES WAS MADE BY ALLIED TROOPS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS FOLLOWING THE SURRENDER OF THE JAPANESE.
VUNAPOPE, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. JEEPS AND TRAILERS ARRIVE FROM RAMALE VALLEY CARRYING SISTERS, PRIESTS AND THEIR BELONGINGS ON THE FIRST STAGE OF THEIR EVACUATION TO RABAUL. CONTACT WITH THE INTERN
VUNAPOPE, NEW BRITAIN, 1945-09-16. THE 62-FT MOTOR LAUNCH GLORIA, AM5, 16 SMALL SHIPS COMPANY, WHICH, WITH AN ARMY LANDING BARGE EVACUATED SISTERS AND PRIESTS FROM RAMALE VALLEY INTERNMENT CAMP. CONTA
VUNAPOPE, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. MAJOR L.W. HEINICKE, FIRST ARMY, HANDING COFFEE TO SISTERS ON BOARD THE MOTOR LAUNCH GLORIA. SISTERS AND PRIESTS ARE BEING EVACUATED FROM THE MISSION IN RAMALE VALLE
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
Ramale Valley, New Britain. A group of some of the inmates at the Ramale Valley Internment Camp. Contact with the camp was made by Allied troops and representatives of the Australian Red Cross followi
VUNAPOPE, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-09-16. FATHER A. HAGEN (1) AND FATHER J. DAHMEN (2), ARRIVING BY JEEP AT THE BARGE BOARDING POINT DURING THEIR EVACUATION FROM THE MISSION IN RAMALE VALLEY TO RABAUL. CONTA
