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German war prisoners publish newspaper in U.S. camp. German prisoners of war pick up stacks of a new edition of Die PW Woche - The Prisoner of War Weekly - a newspaper published by a staff of seven prisoners at a camp in the southwestern U.S. The weekly paper, which contains war news, stories, humour and accounts of sports events, is purchased by 70 per cent of the camp's internees. The more than 100,000 ...

Dutch patriots in training at camp St. Ives for R.N.I. Army Airforce. Dutch patriots in training at camp St. Ives, Bradfield Park, N.S.W., eagerly reading the newspapers which have just arrived at the camp. It was the last edition before peace was announced. NI 7451

' The Belsen Horror Camp. Picture taken at Belsen concentration camp - `the nearest thing i know to a spectacle of absolute evil` are the words of one newspaper correspondent. Hundreds of people, for whom the British liberation came too late, are still dying every week, although the figure is gradually decreasing. British newsreel operators recorded for the world the stories of survivors, and took ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 Germans and appreximately 800 Indonesians who were arrested during military activities in Java. The Germans are mostly members of U-beat crews who were trapped in the Netherlands East Indies after the Japanese surrender. Indonesian 'republican' newspapers stated that prisoners ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priok, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians arrested during military actions in Java. The Germans are mostly U-boat crews who were trapped in Java after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian republican newspapers stated that prisoners on Onrust were being ill-treated, and ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians who were arrested during the military action in Java. The Germans are mostly U-beat crews who were trapped in the Netherlands East Indies after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian 'republican' newspapers stated that prisoners on ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians arrested during military actions in Java. The Germans are mostly U-beat crews who were trapped in Java after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian republican newspapers stated that prisoners on Onrust were being ill-treated, and ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 Germans, and appreximately 800 Indonesians who were arrested during military activities in Java. The Germans are mostly members of U-beat crews who were trapped in the Netherlands East Indies after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian 'republican' newspapers stated that prisoners ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians arrested during military actions in Java. The Germans are mostly U-beat crews who were trapped in Java after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian republican newspapers stated that prisoners on Onrust were being ill-treated, and ...

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 ...