Camp 3, Templers from Palestine. Poem written about the daily routine of interned children.

History of the construction of camp 3B&W photo of Camp 3 in course of construction. The traditional gates, huts and electric power line on left with arc light between electric line post and gum treecamp 3, palestine templers

Presented by Mrs Lotte Hoopmann 1992Monsignor Owens with children, Compound A Camp 3 1942-1943. About 50 youngsters and 6 adults. Palestine Templer children and Italian children in front of four huts.internee children, camp 3 children, italian children in camp 3, palestine templer children in camp 3, templer society, monsignor owens

Templers from Palestine (not Lutheran Missionaries from New Guinea).Black and white photo sketch of Rosemarie Weigold, Camp 3. Large bow on her left side, white collar dress, large 3 type box, black stripe dress, straight hair covering ears. One of family Weigold that visited Museum 18 June 1994 (Erich)1943 near bottom right hand cornerrosemarie weigold, templer society

Written by Gerda Kuebler, telling her recollections of life in Camp 3 Tatura during WW2 as an internee from Palestine and a Templer.3 double sided A4 pages of typed copy, in plastic sleeves. Original also in file.gerda kuebler, camp 3 tatura, palestine internee, templer internee, internment camps ww2

Photo 31. Mrs. Hermine Decker; Gerda Decker; Albrecht Kazenwadel; Erni Decker. Photo 32. Back: Herman Haar; Leni Haar (daughter.); Ernst Ruff; Helmut Ruff; Eva Ruff- Kortschuk; Willi Kuebler. Front: Auguste Haar; Ottilie Ruff; Gotlieb Ruff; Mrs. Kuebler Photo 33. Lotte Lippman (girl in front); Horst Orth (right). Photo 34. Seated Gerda Decker ?, Ruff Family: Ernst; Eva; Helmut. Seated; Ottilie & Gotlieb. Camp 3 Templers Palestine Jack Collection C Compound D Compoundphotograph, people

After WW1 the Wilhelma Templer village bought ex WW1 German Armed Forces Brass instruments for their own Brass Band. The Treaty of Versailles forbade Germany from having more than a 10,000 man army thus creating a flood of unwanted instruments with no one having cash to buy them. With the deportation in August 1941 by the British Mandate of most Templers from Palestine to Australia, one of the young bachelors, Gustav Reichert, obtained permission to bring these instruments to Tatura. This he did and, in Camp 3, a band was reformed to entertain members of both internees and often, Camp Authorities. Gustav enjoyed playing the double brass with the Melbourne Templer Brass Band in the 1960-1970's. The above instruments have semi-rotary valves, as traditionally French Horns do, unlike most Anglosaxon bands, where piston valves are used almost exclusively. Yet in German the name Piston is commonly used for cornet. Though battered, these instruments are all still serviceable for their intended use, some more so than others. Their canvas carry bags offered little protection. The group comprised 1 double bass, 1 Euphonium, 1 valve bass trombone, all in C, 3 baritones in Bb (German tenor horns), 3 cornets in Bb, 1 soprano cornet in Eb, in all 11 instruments. Some of the got "lost".Brass cornet with a canvas carry bag.brass instruments, wilhelma templer village, camp 3 band, gustav reichert

The camp sites today are on private property, and as they were dismantled after the war, and on the closure of the Migrant camp, very little physical evidence remains today.Camp 3 held 1000 internees, Germans, Jews and Italians, including German Lutheran families from New Guinea, German families from Palestine (Templer settlement) and Austrian Jewish refugees. After the war camp 3 became the first camp for Displaced persons in Victoria, where families could live until work and accommodation was found for them.Many pages, with 12 photos on each page, of scenes showing the remains from camp 3camp 3 rushworth

Tells the story of the loss of the Templer Settlements in Palestine. Soft covered book with title in black bold print at top, a picture of "Empire Comfort" on front. 220 pages.With compliments Horst Blaich 2011 (received 2020) on inside page.

Use by Kazenwadel family, Templer Society family, on leaving home in Palestine. Carrying luggage to an unknown destination. This donor was the first contributor to our WW2 camps collection.Yellow canvas back pack with 1 large bag with a cord draw string and a flap with a leather strap with a buckle and 8 holes. 2 smaller pockets with flaps, closed with leather strap and buckle. 2 leather straps on the back connect to hooks on either side at bottom.kazenwadel family, templer society famlly, luggage, palestine refugees

Use by Kazenwadel family, Templer Society family, on leaving home in Palestine. Carrying luggage to an unknown destination. This donor was the first contributor to our WW2 camps collection.Yellow canvas back pack with 1 large bag with a cord draw string and a flap with a leather strap with a buckle and 8 holes. 2 smaller pockets with flaps, closed with leather strap and buckle. 2 leather straps on the back connect to hooks on either side at bottom.kazenwadel family, templer society famlly, luggage, palestine refugees

B&W photo of Erich Weigold, one of the Templer families who came from Palestine. 1943 in left hand bottom cornerweigold family

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

Dolls furniture made by Max Frank, in Palestine, for his daughter Else. The Frank family were interned at Camp 3, Tatura. The original furniture is on display at Tatura Museum. Coloured photo of dolls furnitureww2 artists, camp 13 tatura, temple society, max frank

Interview of three persons, members of the Temple Society, who were arrested in Palestine during World War 2 as "enemy aliens". They were transported to Australia on the "Queen Elizabeth" which was being used at that time, as a troop ship. As part of a group of approximately 650 men, women and children from Palestine,they were held in internment Camp 3, Tatura, from 1941 until 1947. Those internees who chose to remain in Australia after the war were released at such time as they were able to obtain employment and accommodation. Also interviewed is Lurline Knee, Researcher for the Tatura Wartime Camps Museum. Interviewees: Hans Minzemay; Manfred Haering and Herta Uhlerr..Personal experiences of three members of the Temple Society, arrested as enemy aliens and brought to Australia for internment during World War 2.Standard DVD in plastic case.Not for distribution, assessment purposes only. Run time 6 minutes.tatura internment camp;, camp 3, palestine group of internees., temple society

Book of recollections of life in Templer settlements, 1869-1948. Translated from German by Peter G Hornung, Heinz Arndt and others. Original title Damels in Palestine, published in Stuttgart 1990.Brown, gold, orange covers, white writing, small black writing, map of Palestine on front, children in rural scene on backtatura, ww2 holy land, templer settlements, peter g homung, heinz arndt, damels in palestine

Researched, written and produced by the authors. The history of the German Templer settlement of Sarona in Palestine 1871-1947. Sarona is known today as Hakirya in the heart of Tel Aviv, Israel. Written by H,. Glenk assisted by H. Blaich and M. Haering.Brightly coloured cover created by H Blaich with Palestinian background. Printing white, smaller printing in black . On front cover a logo.from desert sands to golden oranges, sarona palestine, hakirya, h. glenk, h. blaich, m. haering

Material relating to Camp 3 and the Internees from Palestine. Photos of original Internee graves, Remembrance Ceremony at German War Graves Cemetery. Photos of recent visitors to the Museum. Commemoration programs. Photo of Brigitte & Leo Glockemann at Museum. Photo (O. Lobert) of group of 18 year old boys, mainly Templers, taken from Camp 3 to Loveday, then returned to Camp 1.Black 3 ring folder with printed material and photos in plastic sleeves.documents, reports

Danny Goldman's presentation to the Temple Society, Melbourne on his research into and restoration of the former Templer settlement at Sarona, Palestine, 29.08.2004

No.1 (November, 2006) TSA Heritage Group intends to publish additional supplements in the Templer Record on subjects of interestBlue soft cover booklet. Black and White photo of Yossi Ben-Artzi on front cover. Text in black. 2 COPIEStemplers, yossi ben-artzi, palestine, camp 3, tatura, ww2 camp 3, books, reference