The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF LETTERS RELATING TO GRAHAM'S PERIOD OF INTERNMENT AT RUHLEBEN AND THE REASONS PREVENTING HIS EXCHANGE. LETTERS REGARDING HIS BEING MADE FREE AND CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE RED CROSS AND OTHER AGENCIES REGARDING HIS INCARCERATION`
Records relating to Gilbert Graham's civilian internment in Ruhleben, Germany from 1914 until his release on invalid exchange, 1918.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN JAMES GRAHAM (FATHER OF GILBERT) AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS REGARDING CONDITIONS IN RUHLEBEN AND ATTEMPTS TO IMPROVE CIRCUMSTANCES FOR INTERNEES. BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS. PHOTOS OF I
Papers relating to 2661 Private George Simmons, 35th Battalion (Infantry), including letters and silk postcards written to his wife from France. Private Simmons was reported missing, and confirmed kil
Collection relating to 32252 Gunner Cappur Webb, 8 Field Artillery Brigade, 1914-1920. It comprises correspondence to Webb's parents from the Red Cross and other soldiers confirming his death in actio
Papers of Lieutenant (Lt) Walter Alexander McConnan who served with 8 Light Horse at Gallipoli. The collection is mainly comprised of an extensive series of letters written by Lt McConnan covering the
Collection relating to the internment of civilian Theo H. Stone at Changi during the Second World War, 1942-1945. Wallet 1 of 4 contains correspondence between Stone and Red Cross Singapore with a li