The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 daily camp life and the progress of the war in as much detail as allowed by the censors.
Collection relating to the Second World War service of NX1058 Gunner George William Edward Clark, 1 Battery, 2/1 Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, 1940-1988. The collection consists of five
Memoir written by by Kenneth Harry Griffin, "Escape from France 1942". Griffin writes about his experiences as a driver with the 2/1 Field Ambulance, his capture in Greece and internment as a prisone
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. Item
Diary written by Private Walter Edwin Betts recording his experiences as a prisoner of war in Germany during 1941-1942. Detailed entries describe work, camp food, mail and war news. While Betts kept
Round wooden stamp carved with a raised circular edge with the words 'Gepruft Stalag XVIIIA 61' within the circle. Made by British prisoners of war held at Stalag XVIIIA (18A) at Wolfsberg, near the
A typed manuscript by John Ledgerwood. Details the history of Stalag XVIIIA at Wolfsburg in Austria from when occupied by British POWs until the manuscript was written in July 1944. The nature of life