Untitled folder on loss of Australian prisoners on the Montevideo Maru
- Containers:
- Box 21 (MS Acc12.115)
- Component identifier:
- File
- Content Summary:
- Including: 'Silence is broken on Australia's worst maritime disaster', ABC 7.30 Report, 6 Oct 2003, print version of story: Maxine McKew, Mark Simkin, Elsie McMillin, Hank Nelson, Yoshiaki Yamaji, Hisahi Noma, Albert Speer, Ts., 6pp., with note to Mr Noma from Albert Speer, 29 Nov 2003; Sergeant G.R. Vazenry, Central Army records office, Vicroria barracks, Melbourne, to Editor Army Newspaper, 29 May 1969, in response to article on NGVR, 22 May, Ts., 1p.; T. Orejas, 'Wreckage of ';suicide' US warship found in Subic', Philippine Inquirer, 14 Nov 2003; 'Aust POWs return to Japan', ABC -AM Report, 19 Apr 2004, transcript: Tony Easrley, Mark Simkin, Neil Macpherson, Fuyuko Nishizato, Ts., 2pp.; Alan Gill, 'Without a Trace' Good Weekend, 17 Nov 2003 (?), 3pp.; Alan Gill, 'Obscure tragedy recalled on Anzac Day', SMH, 22 Apr 1987; Patricia Hopper, letter to Editor SMH, in response to article by Alan Gill above, pointing out that there is a memorial to the men who perished in the Montevideo Maru on the foreshores of Rabaul harbour, Ts., 1p.; Hisashi Noma, letters to Albert Speer, 2 and 12 Dec 2003; Letters to Albert Speer from Dept of PM and Cabinet, 20 Nov 2003, and Senator Robert Hill, 12 Jan 2004, re Montevideo Maru; Tony Stephens, 'Diggers Rest', SMH News Review, 29-30 Jun 2002; Neil Wilson, 'Witness raises hope on survivors', Herald-Sun, 28 Jun 2003; 'Death, No Trial. Jap. Genreal's Order', SMH, 9 Apr 1947; Anne McCosker, 'Australian Women in Papua New Guinea', Una Voce, No.1, 1994; Anne McCosker, 'At birth I heard the drums',and 'Preamble', Una Voce, No.4, 1995; Albert Speer, letter to Hisashi Noma, 29 Nov 2003, ms., 2pp., p/c; Don Wall, Heroes at Sea, 1991, exctracts re sinking of the Montevideo Maru, p/c; Yuki Tahaka, Hidden Horrors: Japanese War Crimes in World War II, extracts, p/c; copy of letter from John L. May to Rev. G.E. Johnson, 26 Nov 1945, re Dan Oakes' departure from Rabaul on the Montevideo Maru in June 1942, Ts., 2pp.; Commemorative Service for those who died 1st July 1942 on board the Montevideo Maru, Ballarat Botanical Gardens, 7 Feb 2004.
- Immediate source of acquisition:
- This collection was acquired from the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific.
- Subjects:
- Pacific
Society and culture
Access and use
- Parent Restrictions:
- Please refer to the collection's catalogue record for the access conditions (http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6489037).
- Parent Terms of Access:
- Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.
- Location of this collection:
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Parkes PlaceCanberra ACT 2600, Australia
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