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Liberated prisoners of war released from a prison camp in Singapore. Sister Pat Ward from Adelaide with liberated Prisoners of war from Changi prison hospital. Left to right. Pte. D.A.C. Quinn, Perth, W.A.; Cpl G. Johnson from N.S.W. NI 5778

Free once more, after years as Japanese prisoners. Happy to be free, Australian ex prisoners of war have some fun together. With thick slices of bread and jam constituting part of their meal, and the wonderful treatment of the Red Cross and medical staff, it is no wonder that these men have gained up to two and three stone in weight since their liberation. NI 5928

Burning oilwells at Seria, off north coast of British Borneo. Members of the Royal Australian Engineers watching a fellow soldier working a crane which was transferring one of the boilers in an effort to put the blazing fires of the Seria oilwells out which are on the North coast of British Borneo. The fires were started by the Japanese also much damage was done by the Allied bombardment which preceded ...

Lady Louis Mountbatten visits Dutch troops in a hospital ward of the 'Changi' prison camp in Singapore. She is accompanied by Lieut. Col. C. van den Hoogenband.

Waiting home after their libertaion from Changi. Writing home and knowing that your letter would reach there, is quite a change for these boys, who were prisoners of War in the camp in Siangapore named Changi. The men are well supplied with cigarettes now, but until the Japanese capitulation the only cigarettes available to prisoners was a weeg growing wild, dried, chopped up and hammered to a small ...

Australian prisoners of war at Changi prison camp. Australian prosoners of war in Changi prison camp. These men, like 90% of the prisoners at this camp, are suffering from malnutrition and dysentery, and after recuperation under hospital care, they will be transported to Australia. NI 5914

Lord Louis Mountbatten, Commander in Chief of South East Asia Command, addresses the liberated prisoners at Changi jail camp. NI 5918

Sister Betty Jeffrey of East malvern, Victoria, and sister Jean greer of Petersham, Sydney, who were for 3½ years prisoners of war in Japanese hands. NI 5773

Lord Louis Mountbatten, Commander in Chief of South East Asia Command, addresses prisoners of war now liberate from Changi jail camp. NI 5935

Lord Louis Mountbatten, Commander in Chief of South East Asia Command, addresses prisoners of war now liberate from Changi jail camp. NI 5917

Liberated prisoners of War at Changi prison camp. Bill Cornell AIF (nearest camera) from Ipswich Queensland and Pte. Allan Robertson, AIF, of Newcastle, both liberated prisoners of War ladling rice in the kitchen at 'Changi' prison camp where over 7, 000 Prisoners of War were interned for 3½ years. NI 5830

Australian prisoners of war at Changi prison camp. Pte. Mervyn Geohegan from Ramaderry, N.S.W. (left) and Pte. Herb. Bullen from Ure\alla, N.S.W. both liberated prisoners of war coocking the stew in Changiprison camp, which has to feed 2,000 troops. NI 5931