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'Jahore Bharu hospital for Dutch P.O.W.'s and internees Enjoying the sun on the Jahore Bharu hospital sun-porch, Dutch children and former internees obtain a good view of the city.'

'Manitoba men aboard hospital ship in Tokyo Bay. Pictured here are two members of the Winnipeg Grenadiers, taken prisoner at Hong Kong in 1941, aboard the US Navy hospital ship 'Benevolence', in Tokyo Bay, shortly after their liberation. They are, left to right: Pte. C.S. Shupo, Winnipeg; Pte. W.R. Maltman, Minitonas, Man.'

Dutch Hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Boxes of red cross supplies being lowered into the hold of the Dutch hospital ship Oranje before she left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne on 23 rd October, 1945, bound on a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 293

König Michael und Königinmutter Helene besuchten ein Bukarester Hospital. Nicht nur auf politischem Gebiet, sondern auch auf dem sozialen ist in dem Rumänien der Legionäre eine neue Zeit angebrochen. König Michael I. und die Königinmutter Helene bei der Besichtigung der Einrichtungen eines Hospitals in Bukarest.

Dutch Hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Red Cross supplies on the pier ready for loading on the Dutch hospital ship Oranje by means of a sling. The Orange left, her berth at Princes Piet, Port Melbourne on 23rd October, 1945, bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 287

Dutch Hospital Ship Oranje in Melbourne september 1945. View from the boat deck of the Dutch hospitalship Oranje upon her arrival in Melbourne carrying Australian soldiers released from Japanese prison camps. NI 282

U.S. hospital train interior. Members of the U.S. Army Medical Corps move among wounede lying on stretchers aboard a hospital train in England. Transferred from a field hospital in France, they are en route to a general hospital in England.

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

Geallieerden bezoeken Chelsea Royal Hospital te Londen. Een 89-jarige gepensioneerde militair, Mark Harrison, spreekt met twee Nederlandse officieren (in het midden majoor Kruls)

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

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