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Koepang, Timor, after the Japanese surrender. Major M. Philips, Australian Imperial Forces, from New South Wales, inspects one of the heavy camouflaged naval guns overlooking Koepang Harbour, installed by the Japanese. NI 3586

Koepang, Timor, after Japanese surrender. Corporal H.A. Robertson from New South Wales finds interest in a Japanese gun found at Koepang. The Japanese signed the official surrender document at Koepang on September 11,1945 NI 3587

Timorese commandos lined up for inspection at Koepang. They did invaluable work during the occupation in routing out Japanese snipers in the interior. NI 3599

Ex-prisoners of war at NICA headquarters, Koepang. Eager to learn what has been happening in the world since their imprisonment, these Javanse scan the notice-board at the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration at Koepang, Timor. NI 3628

Nica work at Koepang after Japanese surrender. Lieutenant D. Sehetip of the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration at Koepang, Timor. NICA has done invaluable work during the war years, and now carries on with its work of rehabilitating the liberated peoples. NI 3626

Indonesië, Timor. Ontscheping van een boot der K.P.M. te Koepang. K.P.M. staat voor Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. Grote groep mensen in afwachting van het lossen van de lading en ontscheping. NI 7072

A view of the beach at Koepang, Timor, Netherlands Indies, after the Japanese surrender. Australians and member of NICA - Netherland Indies Civil Administration - make good use of captured Japanese trucks and barges to carry food and clothing to the population. NI 3576

De Nederlandse driekleur wappert weer in Koepang op Timor na de Japanse nederlaag. Foto : luitenant Serle, een verbindings officier, hijst de vlag op het strand van het eiland. 11 september 1945. NI 3644