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Dutch hospital ship Oranje at Melbourne, September, 1945. Officers photographed with the Captain of the hospital ship Oranje, at Melbourne, September, 1945. (not the proper captain but the commanding 1st officer (3 stripes)). NI 320

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

Dutch Hospital Ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Two dock workers with a box of Red cross supplies ready for loading on to the Dutch hospital ship Oranje. The Oranje left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, on 23rd October, 1945, bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 3807

Mater Dela Rosa Hospital, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Sister Jongsma attending one of the emaciated and elderly patiens 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 attainnable was unfit for human consumption. NI 5772

Mater Dela Rosa Hospital, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Sick and wounded patients recuperating 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 attainnable was unfit for human consumption. NI 5775

Jahore Bahru Hospital for Dutch POW's and internees. Enjoying the sun on the Jahore Bahru Hospital sun-perch, Dutch children and former internees obtain a good view of the city. NI 5941

U.S. soldiers sun selves at hospital in France. Soldiers who fought in the bitter Winter campaigns of 1944-1945 sun themselves on the newly opened recreation deck of the 194th U.S. Army General Hospital in Paris, France.

Arrival of Hospital Ship Oranje at Port Melbourne. A group talking on the deck of the Hospital Ship Oranje after she had berthed at Prnices Pier Port Melbourne. Included in the group are Major General Burston, AIF and on the right the Dutch Matron of the ship, Matron van der Rooest. Many liberated Australian Prisoners-of-War from Japanese prison camps were on board. NI 3810

French soldier on his way to a German hospital. This French soldier wounded during a scouting undertaking is being carried back to a German hospital behind the German lines for careful treatment.

Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Members of the medical staff in the Class Dining Room of the hospital ship Oranje. Photo taken before the Oranje left het berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, on 23rd October, 1945, bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 330

Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Dutch Matron van der Roest reading in her cabin on the Dutch hospital ship Oranje. The Oranje left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, on the 23rd October, 1945, bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 332