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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

Business as usual in Batavia. War Correspondent, Mr. L. Johnson of NIGIS selecting a paw-paw from one of the many fruit stalls. NI 7234

1ste Compagnie Batavia, Vrouwenkorps te Nederlands-Indië, KNIL in Fotoalbum C.J. "Cora" van Domburg, Sergeant 1ste klas van het Vrouwenkorps te Nederlands-Indië, KNIL (4.2.1.6351]

Mater Dela Rosa hospital, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Sister Jongsma, talking to an emaciated elderly patient in one of the wards of 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 6137