Prisoners of War
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Diary of Kenneth Albert Watson
Diary of Thomas Taylor Russell
Manuscript diary written by Thomas Taylor Russell, Deputy Public Prosecutor in Perak, Malaya, captured in Singapore in early 1942 and interned as a civilian at Changi and Sime Road; a privately printed transcription reproducing Russell's diary; a typescript copy of the Double Tenth investigation and other publications from 1945 relating to Changi.
Monte San Martino Trust Archive
The archive consists of unpublished personal accounts of prisoners of war held in Italy at the time of the Italian Armistice in 1943. The accounts variously detail the individuals' war service, capture and captivity, escape from captivity, and attempts to evade recapture with the assistance of members of the Italian civilian population.
Naval reminiscences and records, 1918 - 1955
Includes: letters of appointment to posts and promotions (1918-55); war data (1946); Hughes-Hallett's naval reminiscences (1955); letter from the Admiralty on Hughes-Hallett's retirement (1955); articles by others; and narratives of British repatriates from Japanese prisoner of war camps (Nov 1945)
Operation Bridford, 1941 - 1945
Correspondence and papers concerning Operation Bridford.
Postcards sent by Higgins as a Prisoner of War, 1941-11-30 - 1942-06-19
3 manuscript postcards signed from Higgins to Bryan Earle King [matriculated at Pembroke in 1924, latterly a Fellow in Law] sent whilst Higgins was a prisoner of war regarding his career after the war.
World War II, 1922 - 1948
Includes correspondence from HMB's time as a prisoner of war.