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Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priok, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians arrested during military actions in Java. The Germans are mostly U-boat crews who were trapped in Java after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian republican newspapers stated that prisoners on Onrust were being ill-treated, and ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 Germans and appreximately 800 Indonesians who were arrested during military activities in Java. The Germans are mostly members of U-beat crews who were trapped in the Netherlands East Indies after the Japanese surrender. Indonesian 'republican' newspapers stated that prisoners ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 Germans, and appreximately 800 Indonesians who were arrested during military activities in Java. The Germans are mostly members of U-beat crews who were trapped in the Netherlands East Indies after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian 'republican' newspapers stated that prisoners ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians arrested during military actions in Java. The Germans are mostly U-beat crews who were trapped in Java after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian republican newspapers stated that prisoners on Onrust were being ill-treated, and ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians who were arrested during the military action in Java. The Germans are mostly U-beat crews who were trapped in the Netherlands East Indies after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian 'republican' newspapers stated that prisoners on ...

Prisoners of war on Onrust Island, Java. On the island to Onrust, off Tandjong Priek, is a prisoner-of-war camp, which helds 200 German POW's and appreximately 800 Indonesians arrested during military actions in Java. The Germans are mostly U-beat crews who were trapped in Java after the Japanese collapse. Indonesian republican newspapers stated that prisoners on Onrust were being ill-treated, and ...