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Ambon, Netherlands Indies, November 1945. Wrecked homes at Ambon. The Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA) is busy with the housing problem building new homes for the people to live in. NI 6574

Ambon, after Allied liberation. Wrecked builings and homes on Ambon. Emergency sheltes made of scraps of buildings material can be seen. The Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA) is re-building and rehablilitating on this island, as they are elswhere in the Netherlands Indies. NI 3510

Ambon, Netherlands Indies. At Ambon the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration is responsible for the welfare of 64,000 people. Here is one of the rooms in a NICA building from which a lot of this work is directed. NI 3511

Ambon, Moluccas, Netherlands Indies. Arrivl of the first aircraft at Lahah, Ambon, from Morotai was this Dutch carryind 18 Dutch Army personnel as reinforcements for the newly formed Army at Ambon. They are seen being welcomed by the Officer-in-Charge of Detachment, Captain Damme, who is shaking hands with one of the new arrivals. NI 3477

Ambon, Moluccas, Netherlands Indies. Evidence of Japanese brutality is shown in the remains of a body which was exhumed by japanese soldier whilst Allied troops stood by to investigate any detail of clothing and personal belongings or equipment which was unearthed in an effort to identify the body.

Ambon, Moluccas, Netherlands Indies. The arduous work of NICA in clothing, feeding and re-educating the people of the Netherlands Indies, as well as rebuilding homes and villages, will be of great value in the total rehabilitation of the Indies. Here is a typical Abonese family outside their newly constructed home at Ambon. NI 3506

Ambon, Moluccas, Netherlands Indies. Evidence of Japanese brutality is shown in the remains of this former victim which was exhumed by Japanese soldiers, whilst Allied officials stood by to investigate any detail of clothing, personal belongings or equipment which was unearthed in an effort to identify the body. Note the cleft akull testifying the statment that many died not whith the first blow but ...