Across the river from Chungkai
Art ART91821 Second World War, 1939-1945River scene with boats, trees and hills.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A collection of papers and sketches c 1942-1945 some of which are the work of Jack Bridger Chalker comprising: a typed copy of the Prisoner of War ( POW) working party list for Havelock Road Labour Camp, Singapore, 1942; pencil and green wash on paper drawing of 'Plan of Kanyu River Camp' with text 1943; pencil on paper drawing 'Plan of Hintock No.5 Railway camp' with text, 1945; photogravure reproduction of original drawing by Jack Chalker, 'Cooking fires from sick huts at sundown', Chungkai Hospital, 1943; scripts, character and cast list for plays by P G Wodehouse and Willem (Wim) C Kan produced at Nakom Paton hospital camp, 1944-1945; medical and physiotherapy notes, illustrations and patients' lists from Nakom Paton, c1943-1945; eight Japanese issue currency notes collected by Jack Chalker 1942-1945; one anniversary, three Christmas and five birthday cards in pen and ink and watercolour by Rob Brazil, 'Akki' and Lt 'Smudger' Smith, 1944; two leaflets of instructions for allied prisoners of war and Japanese guards dropped after the Japanese surrender.
Right profile portrait of a man; abstract pencil sketch lower right corner. One of the prisoners at Nakom Paton was a Dutch humorist and actor, Willem Kan, nicknamed 'Wim'. Kan wrote five plays in the

An account of his experiences as a prisoner of the Japanese between 1942 and 1945, written in 1946 after his diary was destroyed. Comments in detail on action in Malaya and later experiences on Burma
Diary kept by Parsons during his period as a POW (prisoner of war) of the Japanese. Handwritten entries in ink describe the surrender, the move to Changi and then River Valley Camp (work on the Cabbag
Physiotherapy centre in Nakom Paton. Jack Chalker was serving in the Royal Artillery when he was captured at the fall of Singapore. In October 1942 he was in a party sent to Thailand to construct th

Detailed sketch of a severe tropical ulcer on a prisoner of war's leg in Nakom Paton, Burma-Thailand Railway. Jack Chalker, serving in the Royal Artillery, was captured at the fall of Singapore. In Oc

40th page in a sketchbook of 42 pages of pencil drawings, diary entries and artist's notes. Study for the drawing '"Jack" Daniels' (ART91787). It is a portrait of one of the older, and more experience