Australian War Memorial - Database Records by Conflict and Area

Database Records by Conflict and Area

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First World War (1914-1918)

Inter War (1919-1939)

Japan (1945-1957)

Korean War (1950-1953)

Pacific War (1941-1945)

Post-war (related to WW2)

Australia

Central Pacific

Japan–Formosa

Chiba Prefecture

Hiro

Hiroshima Prefecture

Honshû

Hyôgo Prefecture

Ibaraki Prefecture

Japan–Formosa

Series - BCOF related newspaper articles: 1945 to 1965

Item - 10 years since the end of the war - pros and cons of the repossession by BCOF (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 14/8/1955

Item - 100 million yen to compensate for local taxes (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 23/2/1954

Item - 30 percent of the 600 million yen counter-UN withdrawal project completed (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 5/12/1956

Item - 600 million yen for counter-UN withdrawal projects in 1957 (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 6/11/1957

Item - 62 Australian tourists arrive Kure (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 4/6/1953

Item - A big step for reconstruction in 1957 (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 1/1/1957

Item - Active last-minute campaign regarding the UN Agreement (series BCOF related newspaper articles): 27/4/1954

Item - Address book (Kagawa prefecture) (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

Item - Address book (Kyoto prefecture) (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

Item - Address book (Mie prefecture) (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

Item - Address book (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1945 to ?/?/c1946

Item - Address book (Shimane prefecture) (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

Item - Address book (Shizuoka prefecture) (series AWM 82 captured Japanese documents): ?/?/c1946

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