PRISONERS OF WAR
AUSTRALIAN UNDER NIPPON
By Hank Nelson

From 1942 to 1945 some 22,000 Australian service personnel, including 71 women of the Australian Army Nursing Service, became Japanese prisoners-of-war. They were held in more than a dozen camps scattered throughout Southeast Asia, including Timor, Ambon, Manchuria and Japan. Only 14,00 survived the brutal years at the hands of their captors.

In this book, ex prisoners describe their many bitter experiences to create unforgettable accounts of deprivation, fortitude and courage in unbelievably inhumane conditions.

To order your own copy of this excellent book please send:-

$20:00 (Aus)  for Australian orders (incl. postage).

or

$US$25:00 for overseas orders (incl. Air Mail postage)

To the following address:-

Tim   Bowden
PO Box 75
PACIFIC PALMS NSW 2428
Australia

Tel/Fax +61-2-6554  0688
Email   tim.bo@ozemail.com.au

Please tell Tim Bowden that you found out about the
book via Peter Dunn's "Australia @ War" web site

"Australia @ War" WWII Research Products

This page first produced 4 August 2006

This page last updated 21 January 2020