Untitled folder, on Albert Speer's contacts with former Japanese soldiers

Containers:

Box 21 (MS Acc12.115)

Component identifier:

File

Content Summary:

Includes Senyu Dayori [War Friend Letter], in Japanese, 1996, Ts., 33pp., illus., bound; Mr Sato's Story, 'My survival - Five Sen Coin', Ts., 10pp.; Copies of maps re Wau-Salamaua-Lae from That's the Way It Was; 'The Japanese gave the name to Gordon Thomas in N. Guinea. The Japs are gone - the goatee remains', People, 18 Jul 1951, p.35; corresp with Ian Smith, AWM, re availability of documents, 2003; notes re contact with the Army History Department, Oct 2002; Albert Speer, 'A recall of World War II 1939-1945 The victory over Japan. An address to the View Club of Crookwell, 22 August 1995'Ts., 7pp.; photographs of Albert Speer's visit with Goshi Inazuka and his wife, Nos.1-10 (no captions), p/c; Mr K. Kamikashi, Kobe, Japan, letter to Bert, 11 May 1965, Ms., 1p.

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

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