Prisoners of War, Hank Nelson

Prisoners of War, Hank NelsonPublished 1985 Pages 224 Paperback English From 1942 to 1945, some 22 000 Australian service personnel, including 71 women of the Australian Army Nursing Service, became prisoners of war of the Japanese. They were held in camps in Timor, Java, Sumatra, New Guinea, Ambon, Hainan, Borneo, Singapore, Malaya, Thailand, Burma, Manchuria, Formosa and Japan. Only 1400 survived those three and half years. Hank Nelson undertook hundreds of hours of interviews

A comprehensive collection of historical photographs and narratives covering the Wyong Shire in New South Wales

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The Story of Seymour and it's Shire

Determined to find the treasure of the notorious pirate Red Rackham

The author does not merely describe the city's buildings but evaluates them in the light of (then) architectural trends both here and overseas

Published 1975 | Pages 64 | Hardcover | English

Publication 2012 Reprint | Pages 64 | Paperback | English

This collection covers important campaigns such as the Battle of Britain and the devastating Blitzkrieg offensive

tear and creasing on front cover

achievements and history of the pioneering and pastoralist Chirnside family and their Victorian based station Carranballac

slight wear on spine

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