The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Papers of Corporal Alexander Connor documenting his service with the 2/15 Battalion during the Second World War. Connor was captured in 1941 and interned as a prisoner of war in Camp 57, Italy. Items in the collection include a paybook describing his internment by the Germans and a notebook with lists of prisoners who died in Camp 57; a photograph of Connor stamped at Stalag XVIIIA, Wolfsberg Austria, a narrative describing his return to Australia in 1945; and a book won as a raffle prize with the cover made from an Italian issue army shirt. See also PR86/103.
Collection relating to Corporal Alexander Murray Connor, 2/15th Battalion and POW. Collection consists of a typescript of memoirs entitled 'Approved to wear five service chevrons', describing Connor'
WOLFSBERG. MEMBERS OF THE CAMP CONCERT MODELLING DRESSES IN A FASHION PARADE AT PRISONER OF WAR CAMP STALAG XVIIIa, AUSTRIA.
WOLFSBERG. A FASHION PARADE PUT ON BY THE STALAG CONCERT PARTY AT PRISONER OF WAR CAMP STALAG XVIIIa, AUSTRIA. IN THE FOREGROUND (WITH THE TIN CANS AROUND HIS NECK) IS CAPTAIN JOHN LEGERWOOD, A NEW
Wolfsberg, Austria. A group of actors who took part in a revue produced by POWs for entertainment at the German prisoner of war camp Stalag XVIIIa/10134 GW.
Letters written by Private Stuart C Kerr who served with the 2/7 Battalion during the Second World War. Kerr became a prisoner of war at Stalag XVIIIA camp Wolfsberg, Austria in 1941. He describes da
WOLFSBERG. MEMBERS OF THE CAMP CONCERT PARTY MODELLING DRESSES IN A FASHION PARADE AT PRISONER OF WAR CAMP STALAG XVIIIa, AUSTRIA. 'TUBBY' ON THE LEFT WAS THE CAMP INTERPRETER AS HE SPOKE FLUENT GERM
