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B-25 18 Squadron Ambon, Moluccas, Netherlands Indies. Arrivl of the first aircraft at Lahah, Ambon, from Morotai was this Dutch carryind 18 Dutch Army personnel as reinforcements for the newly formed Army at Ambon. They are seen being welcomed by the Officer-in-Charge of Detachment, Captain Damme, R.N.I. Army (4th from right). NI 3478

The Allies occupy Ambon, Moluccas, Netherlands Indies. This is what one Manadonese Prisoner of War from Ceram managed to accumulate during his journey to the Army barracks in Ambon. The canteen and knapsack are standard R.N.I. equipment carefully preserved during captivity. The mug and chicken were secured by the intervention of luck. NI 7249

Marine: VHK - Marva. Netherlands Women's Auxiliary Corps in England. Dutch women are trained in a camp in England to assist in the liberation of the Netherlands and the Netherlands East Indies. A group marching in the neighborhood of the camp.

Netherlands Indies Civil Administration at Timor. The education officer, T.W. Macare and his staff at NICA headquarters. NI 3630

Mural at Netherlands seaman's home, New York. The maiden of Holland (centre) clings to tree symbolizing House of Orange. She is attacked by the German eagle, and the defeated Dutch army leans upon her. The Dutch lion has been stabbed in the back (right) while the two figures next to it express the need and hope for the restoration of justice. On the left, the merchant marine carries on, flying the ...

Het originele bijschrift luidt: Netherlands forces in Belgium. A Netherlands private from New York takes his prisoner to a cage. Een Surinaamse/Antilliaanse oorlogsvrijwilliger in de Prinses Irenebrigade, augustus/september 1944.

Mater Dela Rosa hospital, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Sister Jongsma, (extreme right) and other nurses in their quarters at the Mater Dela Rosa Hospital where 34 sisters and nurses cared for over 13,000 patients during the Japanese occupation. The living conditions were indescribable, and the food, when attainable was unfit for human consumption. NI 6140

Mater Dela Rosa hospital, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Type of coffins used by the Japanese at the Mater Dela Rosa Hospital, Java, where 34 sisters and nurses cared for over 13,000 patients during the Japanese occupation. The living conditions were indescribable, and the food, when attainable was unfit for human consumption. NI 6138

Liberated New Guinea workers paid for their labor by Netherlands Government. New Guinea workers liberated from the Japanese and now employed by Allied forces on the island are paid for their labor by the Netherlands Government. Lieutenant U.D. Emeis (seated right), of the Netherlands Army, distributes cash and identification tags. Liberated by Allied forces which landed on Netherlands territory in ...

Mater Dela Rosa hospital, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Sister Jongsma with one of the patients at the Mater Dela Rosa Hospital, Batavia, Java where 34 sisters and nurses cared for over 13,000 patients during the Japanese occupation. The living conditions were indescribable, and the food, when attainable was unfit for human consumption. NI 6136