Material from Gustav Pohligs private collection including lists of Australians interned in Camp 13 and reunions; also contains file C0801Black 3 ring folder with original and photocopied material, photos etc. relating to Camp 13 German POW's.gustav pohlig, australian internees, camp 13, camp reunions

Carl Max Assman was a German resident in Australia and an internee at Camp 1 Tatura.Black and white photograph of an internee, with his internment number etc. camp 1, carl max assman, photograph, people

Overseas air mail letter form from Paul König to Karl König whilst an internee in Australia.One sheet of paper which has folds on it and when folded makes up an envelope with part having the address of whom it is going to; another part showing who sent it. The reverse side of the page is where a person writes a letter. This letter was sent to Karl Konig from Paul Konig and dates Mon 13 Sept 1943. At the top is a flap which seals the letter into an evelope.letters, paul konig, karl konig, air mail letters, letter censorship, koenig

Story written by Haakon Nilsen, an internee in Australia during WW2. Tells his story as a child, his mother, father and eventually finding other relations in America and life at sea prior to WW2.Soft cover book, with white cover. Front is divided in three. Top section depicting riverbank and river and trees; middle has title and authors name; bottom has a picture of a ship "Touraine"haakon nilsen, australian internee, touraine

This chess set was carved from local wood with bases made from halved cotton reels. The chess pieces take the shape of Australian animals, and Aboriginal men and women. The set was presented to Mr. Benzion Patkin, Honorary Secretary of the Zionist Federation of Australia, by Tatura internees in recognition of his assistance, in particular, his assistance in facilitating the emigration to Palestine. According to Mr. Patkin, he received the chess set in a wooden box inscribed, "With our sincerest thanks from your Zionist friends - Tatura, on the way to Eretz Israel, per Leonhard Levin, 20.11.1942.".Written in pencil UR corner, upside down: (22) Printed in black ink: "B. & H. PATKIN Flat (printed 2 corrected in pen and ink 4) 313a Dandenong Road Windsor 3181 Victoria Australia Tel: Home 51 - 5671 Bus 63 - 8959"dunera, wwii, internees, jewish history & people

Last issue of newsletter published by Australian Prisoners of War Association to families and friends of individual internees.Small 16 page newsletter. Yellowing paper with black writing containing pictures, articles and letters relating to P.O.W.'s and civilian internees.No inscriptions.prisoner of war, newsletter

This item was used on P.C. Toby Nixon and Grace Nixon's farm, "Rolling Downs" at Bete Bolong. During WW11 the farm grew carrots, red beet, cabbages, beans and maize. Because of labour shortages the government built a Prisoner of War Camp on Russell's Hill. The manager, Dick Northrope, used three Italian prisoners to frill ring small trees and shrubs between crop harvesting. The introduction of ‘frill ringing’ and poisoning with arsenical tree killers in the 1940's and 1950's helped reduce the amount of labour required and trees on more country were treated. This enabled the hill country at Bete Bolong to become more productive. The dead trees and shrubs were later cleared by Erle Broome's D7 caterpillar bulldozer. This was the first big area of 230 acres to be cleared in the Orbost district. Soon after entering World War 11 Australia was asked by Britain to accept and guard large numbers of 'enemy aliens' and prisoners of war. The British government felt that it could not afford to feed large numbers of prisoners and it was believed that once in Australia the internees would have no chance of escape. Eager to show solidarity with Britain's cause, Australia readily agreed and decided to place the prisoners in a number of different camps scattered around the country and guard them with reservists and soldiers too unfit to serve overseas. There was an internment camp at Bete Bolong, Orbost. This item is an example of an item used by the Italian P.O.W.'s residing there. It is also an example of an agricultural tool not commonly used today.A galvanized iron watering can which has been used to hold poison for ring barking trees (possibly arsenic). It has a narrow spout. There is a handle at the back and a folding handle on the top. The top is conical with an opening for a cork. agriculture prisoner-of-war-camp tree-removal land-clearing

For security reasons, tokens were used in Australian WW11 Internment Camps. They were introduced in 19433 to replace the paper canteen coupons. This token was used at the internment camp at Bete Bolong just outside Orbost during WW11. This camp was established in 1943 and was there until 1946. The internees had been transferred from the camp at Murchison East to provide farm labour. The coin was given to Lindsay Thomson when he was a student.This token was used at the Bete Bolong POW camp from 1943-1945. This camp housed Italian POWs, some of whom remained/returned after the war to settle in Orbost.An internment camp coin. This is a one penny coin token with a hole in the centre. It is made of brass.ONE PENNY INTERNMENT CAMPStoken ww11 bete-bolong internment-camp

The Changi Museum is a museum dedicated to Singapore's history during the Second World War. The original chapel has been re-erected at Duntroon Military Academy and is on public display as a memorial to the P.O.W's In 1988, Singapore built a replica Chapel and Museum next to the Changi Prison. When Changi Prison was expanded in 2001, the Chapel and Museum was relocated to a new site 1 km away and the Changi Chapel and Museum was officially established on 15 February 2001. Bernard Stogden, the son of Sgt. Harry Stogden, was invited to place the cross that his father made onto the wreathed altar in the new Chapel. He was claimed to have cried while doing so, as this was one of the only chances he got to interact with his father(through his work) as "Harry" Stogden died during the war. The Museum has a collection of paintings, photographs and personal effects donated by former POWs. Among the collection is a series of paintings and sketches by a POW named William Haxworth which provide valuable insight on the daily life of the internees during the occupation. In 1986, Haxworth's wife donated a collection of over 400 paintings and sketches to the National Archives of Singapore. Also in the museum is a collection of watercolour paintings by Mary Angela Bateman who was among the thousands of women and children held at Changi Prison for more than three years during the war.[1]Poster produced by Australian War Memorial detailing the history of The Changi Chapel Framedchangi, changi chapel, changi history

Index, ill, p.403.non-fictionBlood, Sweat and Tears brings together the first-hand accounts of more than seventy-five ordinary Australians who did extraordinary things during World War II. Prisoners of war, airmen, nurses, landgirls, internees, schoolchildren, soldiers, sailors and volunteers of every description share their memories of a time of horror, tragedy, love and excitement. Bworld war 1939-1945 - australia - history, australia 1939-1945 - social conditions

Compiled reference articles on the Tatura District, 1939-1947. Information from War Museum Archives, Canberra. File 780/1 (2 pages). Tatura and the Shire of Rodney, by W H Bossence. Walls of Wire, Tatura Rushworth Murchison by Joyce Hammond. The Story of the Beilharz Family by Dr. Paul Sauer. Contains a map, with Internment Camps, of the Shire of Rodney, Prisoners of War in Australia During World War 2, Special Requirements for Internees : Accommodation. Chap. 1, Prisoner of War and Internment Camps at Tatura, Vic., Plan of the Camp. Has a pale yellow front cover and a pale blue back cover.document, memo, german heritage society, german heritage society collection - visit to tatura, german heritage society bendigo, german war cemetry, war museum archives canberra, tatura and the shire of rodney, walls of wire tatura rushworth murchison, the story of the beilharz family, ian walder, geoff pedersen, kurt beilharz

non-fictionThis is a true story of Italians interned in England during the war years of 1940-1945. Following the disaster of the sinking of the "Arandora Star" on July 2nd 1940, the survivors were transported to Australia on the "Dunera" and kept in internment camps until the end of the war. Vittorio Tolaini"dunera", world war 1939-1945, internees, italian internees, "arandora star"

Stories, pictures and documents about the 200 Italian men that were on the HMT Dunera and sent out to Australia in WW2.White fronted book with black spiral spine and clear front cover and black back cover. Group photograph on front cover with title and author in black print.italian internees, hmt dunera, dino accini, albericci brothers, antonio alonzi, francesco amato, arcangelo andreucci, ivaldo antinori, francesco apicella, ugo baccanello, giovanni baldelli, luigi barbieri, pietro barbuti, giacomo barovera, carlo barsotti, luigi becci, vittorio bechelli, giuseppe belloni, paolo belloni, antonio berni, giovanni berni, nilo rando bertoia, virginio bertoluzzi, lodovico bertorelli, armando bertuzzi, luigi beschizza, pietro beschizza, sisto beschizza, guglielmo biagi, giovanni biagioni, ettore bianchi, angelo biasoni, giorgio boggio, ugo achille bonelli, giovanni borghi, dorando borzoni, eusebio bravo, caio bruni, giovanni bruno, pietro cabrelli, michele caira, bartolomeo calderoni, luigi cappuccini, francesco capra, cesare casali, enrico casci, antonio cavaciuti, antonio cavanna, fortunato cavina, domenico cenci, romolo chiocconi, amilcare cima, realdo ciuffardi, gabriele cocozza, michele coia, angelo paolo coli, adolfo coltelli, giuseppe consoli, ernesto cordani, venuto corinti, santo corna, giuseppe costan, mario croci, giovanni crolla, giuseppe crolla, giovanni cua, nicola cua, antonio d'agostino, antonio dallanegra, giovanni d'ambrosio, luigi di ciacca, antonio di rollo, giuseppe di rollo, vittorio di rollo, crescenzo divito, giuseppe dora, alessandro edoni, favorino enrione, michele fagiano, adolfo felloni, giulio felloni, giuseppe ferrari, sisto ferrarin, rizzieri ferrucci, giuseppe foligno, rocco forte, enrico fortura, guglielmo francescon, bernardo franchetti, riccardo freppoli, luigi fulgoni, antonio galante, emilio galante, guido galbiati, vito gallinari, pietro gallo, giulio gamberini, celeste gauna, giovanni gazzano, mario gazzi, angelo ghisoni, ugolino giovine, guido gonnella, angelo greco, antonio greco, gino guarnieri, ermenegildo guido, filippo guido, filippo guidobaldi, alberto imundi, louis jaconelli, fortunato jannetta, luigi jannetta, sabatino jannetta, giuseppe lembo, riccardo lombardelli, pietro lucchesi, giovanni lusardi, giuseppe lusardi, albert maciocia, gerolamo manzocchi, attilio marioni, pietro mariutto, carlo martinez, giuseppe martinez, riccardo massarelli, francesco matania, francesco mattiussi, francesco mazzino, renzo mazzolini, luigi minchella, giovanni macogni, pietro mocogni, germano molinari, giuseppe montini, giovanni moruzzi, giuseppe moruzzi, pietro moscardini, arturo nazzari, giovanni negri, carlo notarianni, ostilio notarianni, elia novello, giovanni battista orlandi, giovanni osmetti, alessandro pacitti, pasquale pacitti, marcello alessandro papa, corinto pardini, felice parravicini, giuseppe pelosi, annibale pieroni, pietro domenico giuseppe pillon, primo pinagli, andrea pini, manfredo pini, raffaele pini, serafino pini, luigi poggioli, ennio politi, emilio previdi, antonio rabaiotti, bartolomeo rabaiotti, francesco rabiootti, mario rabaiotti, rinaldo padice, pietro rengozzi, colombo riani, giuseppe roscelli, lodovico rosi, lorenzo rosselli, decio rossi, emilio rossi, giuseppe rossi, libero roveta, antonio saccomani, giuseppe salmi, emilio sampietro, giuseppe saporiti, vittorio sartor, umberto scaravelli, dante schiavi, giogio scola, celeste servini, lino servini, antonio sidoli, ernesto simonelli, giuseppe spaggiari, santi stefani, angelo sterlini, pietro strina, leandro strola, andrea terroni, iginio toffolo, pacifico vittorio talaini, giovanni tome, orlando ugolini, ugo ugolini, sisto luigi vergano, giuseppe zaninetta, gaetano zezi

Stories, pictures and documents about the 200 Italian men that were on the HMT Dunera and sent out to Australia in WW2.White fronted book with black spiral spine and clear front cover and black back cover. Group photograph on front cover with title and author in black print.italian internees, hmt dunera, dino accini, albericci brothers, antonio alonzi, francesco amato, arcangelo andreucci, ivaldo antinori, francesco apicella, ugo baccanello, giovanni baldelli, luigi barbieri, pietro barbuti, giacomo barovera, carlo barsotti, luigi becci, vittorio bechelli, giuseppe belloni, paolo belloni, antonio berni, giovanni berni, nilo rando bertoia, virginio bertoluzzi, lodovico bertorelli, armando bertuzzi, luigi beschizza, pietro beschizza, sisto beschizza, guglielmo biagi, giovanni biagioni, ettore bianchi, angelo biasoni, giorgio boggio, ugo achille bonelli, giovanni borghi, dorando borzoni, eusebio bravo, caio bruni, giovanni bruno, pietro cabrelli, michele caira, bartolomeo calderoni, luigi cappuccini, francesco capra, cesare casali, enrico casci, antonio cavaciuti, antonio cavanna, fortunato cavina, domenico cenci, romolo chiocconi, amilcare cima, realdo ciuffardi, gabriele cocozza, michele coia, angelo paolo coli, adolfo coltelli, giuseppe consoli, ernesto cordani, venuto corinti, santo corna, giuseppe costan, mario croci, giovanni crolla, giuseppe crolla, giovanni cua, nicola cua, antonio d'agostino, antonio dallanegra, giovanni d'ambrosio, luigi di ciacca, antonio di rollo, giuseppe di rollo, vittorio di rollo, crescenzo divito, giuseppe dora, alessandro edoni, favorino enrione, michele fagiano, adolfo felloni, giulio felloni, giuseppe ferrari, sisto ferrarin, rizzieri ferrucci, giuseppe foligno, rocco forte, enrico fortura, guglielmo francescon, bernardo franchetti, riccardo freppoli, luigi fulgoni, antonio galante, emilio galante, guido galbiati, vito gallinari, pietro gallo, giulio gamberini, celeste gauna, giovanni gazzano, mario gazzi, angelo ghisoni, ugolino giovine, guido gonnella, angelo greco, antonio greco, gino guarnieri, ermenegildo guido, filippo guido, filippo guidobaldi, alberto imundi, louis jaconelli, fortunato jannetta, luigi jannetta, sabatino jannetta, giuseppe lembo, riccardo lombardelli, pietro lucchesi, giovanni lusardi, giuseppe lusardi, albert maciocia, gerolamo manzocchi, attilio marioni, pietro mariutto, carlo martinez, giuseppe martinez, riccardo massarelli, francesco matania, francesco mattiussi, francesco mazzino, renzo mazzolini, luigi minchella, giovanni macogni, pietro mocogni, germano molinari, giuseppe montini, giovanni moruzzi, giuseppe moruzzi, pietro moscardini, arturo nazzari, giovanni negri, carlo notarianni, ostilio notarianni, elia novello, giovanni battista orlandi, giovanni osmetti, alessandro pacitti, pasquale pacitti, marcello alessandro papa, corinto pardini, felice parravicini, giuseppe pelosi, annibale pieroni, pietro domenico giuseppe pillon, primo pinagli, andrea pini, manfredo pini, raffaele pini, serafino pini, luigi poggioli, ennio politi, emilio previdi, antonio rabaiotti, bartolomeo rabaiotti, francesco rabiootti, mario rabaiotti, rinaldo padice, pietro rengozzi, colombo riani, giuseppe roscelli, lodovico rosi, lorenzo rosselli, decio rossi, emilio rossi, giuseppe rossi, libero roveta, antonio saccomani, giuseppe salmi, emilio sampietro, giuseppe saporiti, vittorio sartor, umberto scaravelli, dante schiavi, giogio scola, celeste servini, lino servini, antonio sidoli, ernesto simonelli, giuseppe spaggiari, santi stefani, angelo sterlini, pietro strina, leandro strola, andrea terroni, iginio toffolo, pacifico vittorio talaini, giovanni tome, orlando ugolini, ugo ugolini, sisto luigi vergano, giuseppe zaninetta, gaetano zezi

Tells the stories of those immigrants who experienced detention during World War 2 as enemy aliens in these allied nations. Some Italian families whose husbands were arrested as "security risks" were sent to internment camps such as Loveday S.A hundreds of miles away leaving their wives and families to cope alone during W.W.2Cover has colours of the Italian flag, green, white and red. Across the centre of the flag is a photo of Italian internees arriving at a camp.For our surrogate mother, Lurline Knee. Thank you for bringing the Tatura story to us. beast wishes from Claudia (Marsella) Barker may 2018.world war two, italian internees

Karl Streker cut out the map of Australia using a razor blade with Private Tony Connor and Private Alf Gillespie on garrison duty.Cut out plywood subjects - two of our Garrison guards with guns, standing on cut out map of Australia. Borders and capital cities are marked. Guard tower and barracks are in the background. State borders and capital cities are marked on map.internee hand craft, karl streker, private tony connor, private alf gillespie