The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An outdoors informal group portrait of unidentified repatriated British and Australian prisoners of war, including a sailor (front row, second from the right), passing through a Base Depot, receiving a change of clothes. These men, most of who were captured at the struggle for Bullecourt on 12 April 1917, had been interned in Germany for periods of up to 20 months.
An unidentified group of repatriated British and Australian prisoners of war, many holding sacks, at a Base Depot where they had received a much-needed change of clothes. Most of these men were captu
Informal outdoors group portrait of several prisoners of war (POWs) gathered in front of a hut or barracks building at Marlag and Milag North [Marlag und Milag Nord], a Naval or Merchant Marine person
Outdoor portrait of Prisoners of War (POW) and their German guard at POW camp Munster 3, Germany. The POW sitting in the centre is holding a football inscribed "432 F.C. 1918" and the two sitting in f
Group portrait of unidentified interned British and Australian prisoners of war, a woman is in the back row (centre). Most of these men would have escaped from Prisoner of War (POW) camps in Germany
Outdoor portrait of Australian Prisoner of War (POW) 3782 Private (Pte) Jack Geddes, 13th Battalion, from Parkes, NSW dressed in German hospital clothes in the grounds of the military hospital at Senn
Informal portrait of Kapitänleutnant Edmund Schafer and Fritz Erka, both Prisoners of War (POWs). Kapitänleutnant Schaffer was captured north off the coast of Western Australia on 25 November 1941. He
