The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Diary purportedly kept by an Australian soldier during the Second World War at Naoetsu prisoner of war camp, Japan. The diary was issued by the Japanese to highlight the quantity and quality of rations and the general well being of prisoners in their care. The diary was produced to provide a favourable impression of Japanese POW arrangements, although contained in it are references to Australian deaths in captivity.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of QX6306 Captain Frederick Edwin Stahl, 8 Division Signals, prisoner of war, Singapore, 1945. Wallet 1 of 1 - contains a diary kept by Stahl and c
Diary relating to the Second World War Service of VX39159 Lieutenant Jack Lusby Burns, 1st Independent Company. This diary is the sixth of six diaries kept by Burns while he was a prisoner of war in
Collection relating to the Second World War service of Chief Officer Burnham Walker Dun, SS Nankin, Merchant Navy, Japan and Australia, 1943 -1947. Custom Box 1 of 1 – Consists of one Bible of Chief
Part of diary (and transcript) kept by Lt Downes while a prisoner of the Japanese working on the Burma-Thailand railway. Records work, spirit of prisoners, treatment by Japanese, disease and illness,
Diary relating to the Second World War Service of VX39159 Lieutenant Jack Lusby Burns, 1st Independent Company. This diary is the third of six diaries kept by Burns while he was a prisoner of war in
Collection relating to the Second World War experience of Mr Michael Francis Enright, civilian prisoner of war, Netherlands East Indies, 1942-1944. Wallet 1 of 1 – Consists of one diary of Mr Michael