Used by internees to warm their beds.Made from galvanized iron. Made in usual hot water bottle shape with all joins soldered. The stopper is a manufactured one (bought). Made in Camp 3 during internment.On Plug - Eyelets Pty Ltd Melbourne. Made in Australia.hot water bottle, camp internees, wied family, bissinger family

Also a black and white postcard of highway bridge over the Latrobe River Rosedale 05412.1 9 x 14 cmBlack and white postcard of camping reserve showing picnic shelter and two fire places set in timbered area and glimpses of highway bridge through trees Rosedale VictoriaThe Camping Reserve Rosedalecamping, bridges

Camp 13, concrete pit, rolled barbed wire, near site of Camp 13 administration area.Camp 13, Camp Road, Murchison, Victoria. Concrete pit and tangled barbed wire.camp 13, murchison victoria, pow, internment camp

The story of civilian internment in WW2.Soft cover blue and green with 10 individual persons photos. Some hand writing and sketch of camp fence gate.ww2 internments

Made or collected by the Wied family during their internment from Palestine to Camp3, Tatura, kept in the family until donated to Tatura Museum.Collection of artifacts made or collected in Camp 3 by German Templer family.costume, accessory, male, clothes

More or less duplication obtained from ASIO, obtained by Arthur and Lurline Knee, from the Military Board Chief of the General Staff Army Headquarters, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne 24 April 1941. Marked SECRET. no action considered necessary.Clear plastic folder, the 14 page translation of extracts from the record of the German Internment camps in Australia - confiscated from F. Hoenemann 22 February 1941.Found in a Sydney Hotel.f. hoenemann, department of the army, early internment organisation

There is an article written by Dianne Rayner on the life of Monte PunshonAn article cut from a magazine Prime Time, dated July 1983. The article is about Ethel May PUNSHON, a warden at the internment camps during WW2. Contained in two plastic sleeves.magazine, punshon m, camp 4, ww2 camp 4, ethel may punshon

Fiction, Japanese doctor working in Broome, sent to Camp Loveday as an interneeRectangular shape, 295 pages. Colourful cover, depicting Japanese lanterns floating in ocean.Winner, The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award. A "thank you" entry from the authoress Christine Piper, to "Bill" for his help in researching and being shown the remnants of the internment camp that she and Jim Sullivan were able to view. fiction, internment camp loveday, world war ii

Content of folder include: 1- Transcribed (German to English) copies of letters written by Ludwig to his daughter Marga and others, whilst interned in UK and Australia. Original letter are in the hands of Ludwig's son. Transcription done by Resi Schwarzbauer and donated by him to the Museum. 2 - A print of a wood cut done by Ludwig in Tatura in 1941 and donated to the Museum by Albert Meyer. 3 - Art school notes of Geelong Grammar during Hirschfeld-Mack time. 4 - copy of magazine "The Library" which contains an article on the Dunera Boys and Ludwig's artwork. 5 - email from "Friends of Hirschfeld-Mack" 6 - copy of "The Bauhaus Legacy" (C8304). 7 - 2 emails from ResiWhite four ring folder containing plastic sleeves which have typed information regarding Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack whilst interned on the Isle of White, on the Dunera and internment camps at Hay and Tatura. dunera, hay internment camp, albert meyer, resi schwarzbauer, ludwig herschfeld-mack, internment letters, douglas camp isle of man, tatura internment camp 2, marga hirschfeld-mack, the library magazine

B&W photo of Light Horse returning to the lines. Kilmore Camp. Easter 1911 Light Horse returning to the lines. Kilmore Camp. Easter 1911 48

Also another black and white postcard of Whiters family home with man and car in front 05402.1 9 x 14 cmBlack and white postcard showing early view of Whiters Camp Park show tents, a Ford car, people and two emus Lakes Entrance VictoriaWhiters Camping Park Lakes Entrancecamping, businesses

Jewish refugees from Germany and Austria in pre WW2 "kinder transport" and "Dunera" sent from the UK. 1940 to Australia, Camp 2 Tatura and Hay NSW CampsThese Jewish children's stories of their escape from Nazi Germany most of them assisted by loving parents - many of whom were unable to get visas for themselves - whom the children never saw again as they died in the death camps.Paperback. Cover - photo of teacher leading a group of children, all smiling. Title "Interrupted Journeys - Young Refugees from Hitlers Reich". Alan Gill (author). Nazi stamp bottom left hand corner. Back cover - photo of children (Jewish) on board ship, waving goodbye. This book tells the story of young German and Austrian children fleeing from Nazi oppression to England and later (1940) to Australian Internment Camps.as above. This book is dedicated to Henry Lippman and the late Oswald Von Wolkenstein by author Alan Gill. (two of the "Dunera" Jewish refugee internees.