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Origineel bijschrift "A woman internee at Tjideng camp, notorious as one of the worst in Java. Fenced off in one of the lowest slums in Batavia and the hottest spot in Java, this camp proved a veritable hell for the unfortunate women and children who were forced to exist under Japanese dominitation for over three and a half years" Vrouw in het vrouwen-internerneringskamp Tjideng te Batavia, na de ...

Children outside some of the homes in Tjideng internee camp, Batavia, Java, here ever twenty white women and children were forced to exist under Japanese domination. Situated in one of the worst slums in Batavia, in the hottest air of Java, Tjideng was one of the most notorious of the many hell-camps run by the Japanese for civilians and soldiers alike. NI 6064

A War artist sketching portion of the internee prison camp at Tjideng, Batavia, Java, is besieged by curious children, Women and children, half-starved, and with practically no cloting for three and a half years were compelled to exist in a fenced of portion of the lowest slums in Batavia, amidst indescribable filth and squalor. NI 6056

Three of the hundreds of women internees who spent three and a half years in the notorious Japanese Tjideng Camp, Batavia, Java, without any sanitary or washing facilities, and the minimum of rations. The women in this camp denied themselves of everything excepting the living necessities in order that the children could at least exist on the food which was grudgingly thrown to them by the Japanese. ...

Children, who, with their mothers, spent over three and a half years in the notorious Japanese Tjideng prison camp for women and children happily pose for a Netherlands Indies Government Information Service (NIGIS) cameraman, in Batavia, Java. Bezoeker meldt: Ik ben de zeven jaar oude knaap die links staat (Boudewijn van Oort). Mijn jongere vriend (Peter ten Cate?) heeft mijn verjaardags cadeau op ...

Eén van de huizen in het Tjideng-kamp, waarin meer dan 20 Europese vrouwen en kinderen waren gedwongen te leven onder Japanse overheersing. Gelegen in één der ergste achterbuurten van Batavia, was het Tjidengkamp één van de beruchtste gruwelkampen. NI 6063

A mother and two children at Tjideng internment camp Batavia, Java, where they existed as prisoners in the Camp which is a fenced off portion of the worst slums of Batavia, situated in the hottest part of Java. As many as twenty women were forced to live in one house where before the war two people lived. Living in cramped quarters, amidst squalor and filth with practically no clothing was the lot ...

Tjideng zwart op wit."Door Ingeborg Tuckermann en Gwendolyn de Ruyter de Wildt.""Vrouwenkamp Tjideng 1942-1945."" Tjideng was een Japans interneringskamp voor vrouwen en kinderen tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog, in het toenmalige Batavia (Nederlands-Indië).