The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Prisoners of war (POWs) standing near a table that has been set up for them to order copies of 'Barbed Wire' - a POW newspaper, possibly during a sports day on an August bank holiday. Two men are seated at a table taking orders, and there is a banner across the top of the 'stall' which reads 'Order your extra copies now Barbed Wire The ideal stalag souvenir'.
Bare-chested allied prisoners of war (POWs) at the Whitsunday Carnival, one of the regular "Carnival Days" held by the prisoners of Stalag 383, a German POW and internment camp. A stall advertises th
Prisoners of war (POWs), of Stalag 383, dressed in a variety of costumes, possibly during a sports day on an August bank holiday. The costumes include a islanders, a cowboy and a circus ringmaster wit
Sergeant E J 'Slim' O'Sullivan of Woollahra, NSW, and Corporal Ken Goudie of Drouin, Vic, hold up a Communist propaganda sign Goudie recovered from the barbed wire in front of a forward company of the
Seoul, South Korea, 1950-10-09. A convoy of jeeps and trucks possibly from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), makes its way along a city road as it heads north towards Kaesong. A
An unidentified serviceman from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR), seated on a hillside, to suns himself, smokes a cigarette and reads a small newspaper. The soldier is wearing
The grave of a German officer, Major Wilhelm Karl von dem Hagen, near the Suez Canal, Egypt, who died 3 February 1915. The cross is made from a wooden oar taken from a Turkish pontoon. Possibly to det
