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WW2 internment camp 3 Templer families.
Back row (left to right standing): Wilhelm Baumert, Kurt Beilharz, Fritz Beilharz, Edmund Beilharz, Helmut Beilharz and Friedrich Beilharz.
Front row (sitting): Emma Baumert, Elise Baumert, Anna Beilharz and Helga Beilharz.
Sepia photograph of a group of men and women, some sitting, some standing. Trees in background and hut to the right.
825
Symbols of SurvivalThe internment of civilian and military populations was widespread during the twentieth century.
Curated by Cameron Auty, Victorian Collections Co-Manager
