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Escaped P.O.W.s arrive. [at Royal Park, Victoria], Parkville (c. 1944)

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Escaped P.O.W.s arrive. [at Royal Park, Victoria]

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Escaped P.O.W.s arrive. [at Royal Park, Victoria]

about 1944ParkvilleThe 1940s

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Escaped P.O.W.s arrive. [at Royal Park, Victoria], c. 1944c. 1944Janice Robinson and Jack Pinches at Melbourne zoo with baby koala, 19441944Dischargees signing papers at S.D.D. Royal Park, 1941–471941–47Dischargees signing papers at S.D.D. Royal Park, 1941–471941–47Dischargees signing papers at S.D.D. Royal Park, c. 1944c. 1944Dischargees signing papers at S.D.D. Royal Park, 1941–471941–47Dischargees signing papers at S.D.D. Royal Park, c. 1944c. 1944Janice Robinson and Jack Pinches at Melbourne zoo with baby koala, 19441944Janice Robinson and Jack Pinches at Melbourne zoo with baby koala, 19441944Janice Robinson and Jack Pinches at Melbourne zoo with baby koala, 19441944Dischargees signing papers at S.D.D. Royal Park, c. 1944c. 1944Janice Robinson and Jack Pinches at Melbourne zoo with baby koala, 19441944

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