Showing 4 items matching "montevideo maru"
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Australian Commando Association - VictoriaBook, LtCol Neil C Smith, PRISONERS OF WAR ON THE MONTEVIDEO MARU
... PRISONERS OF WAR ON THE MONTEVIDEO MARU...Australian Commando Association - Victoria The Association does not have a museum or address available to the public. melbourne PRISONERS OF WAR ON THE MONTEVIDEO MARU Book LtCol Neil C Smith ...non-fiction -
Australian Commando Association - Victoria
Book, The Tragedy of the Montevideo Maru
... The Tragedy of the Montevideo Maru...Australian Commando Association - Victoria The Association does not have a museum or address available to the public. melbourne The Tragedy of the Montevideo Maru Book ...non-fiction -
Narre Warren and District Family History GroupBook, Leongatha and District Historic Society, Forgotten for too long; the Gippslanders in Lark Force 1941-42
... ...Montevideo Maru...Narre Warren and District Family History Group 110 High Street Berwick melbourne World War 1939-1945 Rabaul Montevideo Maru Lark Force Forgotten for too long; the Gippslanders in Lark Force 1941-42 Forgotten for too long; the Gippslanders in Lark Force 1941-42 Book Leongatha and District Historic Society Lyn Skillern ...Forgotten for too long; the Gippslanders in Lark Force 1941-42non-fictionForgotten for too long; the Gippslanders in Lark Force 1941-42world war 1939-1945, rabaul, montevideo maru, lark force -
Returned Nurses RSL Sub-branchBook - Paperback book, Lothian Books, He's not coming home: a story of love, loss and discovery in Rabaul during World War 2, 2005
... ...Montevideo Maru (ship)...Returned Nurses RSL Sub-branch ANZAC House Level 3 4 Collins Street Melbourne Spensley family Montevideo Maru (ship) Papua New Guinea war crimes missing in action World War II WW2 Rabaul This is a story about the occupation of Rabaul, New Guinea, by the Japanese in World War II, written by the daughter of an Australian who died there. ...This is a story about the occupation of Rabaul, New Guinea, by the Japanese in World War II, written by the daughter of an Australian who died there. This is a moving and intriguing account of a time and place that still resonates for many Australians, and of tragic wartime events whose effects still reverberate in many families. - TroveFront of the book shows a photographic image of two children posing for the camera in a garden. The title is printed in red across the top, the author's name is printed in white across the bottom of the image and bellow that the subtitle is printed in black in a handwritten style. The spine of the book is white with the title printed in red and the author in black print.non-fictionThis is a story about the occupation of Rabaul, New Guinea, by the Japanese in World War II, written by the daughter of an Australian who died there. This is a moving and intriguing account of a time and place that still resonates for many Australians, and of tragic wartime events whose effects still reverberate in many families. - Trovespensley family, montevideo maru (ship), papua new guinea, war crimes, missing in action, world war ii, ww2, rabaul
