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N.I.C.A. Hollandia, Netherlands New Guinea. NICA (Netherlands Indies Civil Administration) medical attendants paint iodine on a boy suffering from ring worms (a skin disease which develops like an expanding ring). NI 5520

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. A nurse measuring medicine in the dispensary at the hospital situated in the former internment camp, Kampong Makassar, for the relief of sick internees. Conditions in this camp a short while ago were indescribable, but since Allied authorities have taken over and many improvements have been made and medical supplies are more plentiful. NI 6103

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Japanese soldiers working in the former Japanese internment camp, Kampong Makassar which was until a short time ago one of the most striking examples of Japanese ill-treatment of internees in the Pacific Area. Conditions have improved considerably and medical supplies more plentiful since Allied authorities have taken over. NI 6100

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. A visiting male volunteer, from an other internment camp, helps out in the kitchen. Many male and female, both ex-internees and Indonesians from outside Kampong Makassar came to assist between September and November 1945. A short time ago conditions in this camp were indescribable but since this photograph was taken Allied authorities have taken ...

Liberation of Hollandia - Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA). (Left to right) General Eichelberger, Lt.-Gen. L.H. van Oyen, Rear-Admiral P. Koenraad, and Mr. C.O. van der Plas, watching Japanese P.O.W.'s at Hollandia, Netherlands New Guinea (Kotanica). NI 5654

The Netherlands Brigade in Great Britain. Dutchmen from all over the world have been receiving intensive military training in preparation for the liberation of their fatherland. Some of them have travelled thousands of miles, from as far afield and South Africa, Ohina, South America, Canada, U.S.A. etc., to join the colours. These pictures taken during recent manoeuvres give an idea of the preparation ...

NICA Hollandia, Netherlands New Guinea. A N.I.C.A. (Netherlands Indies Civil Administration) medical attendant draws blood from a Papuan's fore-arm for a bloodtest. NI 5519

Marine: VHK - Marva. Netherlands forces in England. Veronica X., the Dutch ferry-pilot of the A.T.A, who ferries the Spitfires in which her husband - a Dutch Naval Air Service pilot attached to an inter-Empire Spitfire squadron, stationed in England, chases the Germans out of the European skies. She ferries anything from Spitfires to Wellingtons.