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• THE ALLIED REOCCUPATION THE DUTCH EAST INDIES

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Modd, L (Sergeant)

  In the village of Lantja, on the east coast of Celebes, 50,000 guilders issued during the Japanese occupation is destroyed by burning after its exchange for Dutch guilders.

• THE ALLIED REOCCUPATION THE DUTCH EAST INDIES

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Modd, L (Sergeant)

  In the village of Lantja, on the east coast of Celebes, currency issued during the Japanese occupation is prepared for burning after its exchange for Dutch guilders.

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF BURMA

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Morris W A (Sergeant)

  Major General Ichida (Acting Chief of Staff, Burma Area Army) stands to answer questions from Major General W A Crowther (Commander of the 17th Indian Division) during a conference in Rangoon to discuss British strategy and tactics employed in the Burma...

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF BURMA

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Morris W A (Sergeant)

  The assembled British commanders and staff officers at a conference in Rangoon to discuss with their Japanese counterparts British strategy and tactics employed in the Burma Campaign.

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF BURMA

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Morris W A (Sergeant)

  Senior British commanders in Burma meet their Japanese counterparts at a conference in Rangoon to discuss British strategy and tactics employed during the Burma Campaign.

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF HONG KONG

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: No 9 Army Film & Photographic Unit

  Some of the first batch of Japanese naval prisoners of war board the SS FORT BUFFALO, which will carry them home to Japan. The ship would then return with supplies for other prisoners of war still held in Hong Kong. Embarkation of the prisoners was...

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF HONG KONG

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: No 9 Army Film & Photographic Unit

  The first batch of Japanese naval prisoners of war to board the SS FORT BUFFALO, which will carry them home to Japan, head down into the ship towards their quarters. The ship would then return with supplies for other prisoners of war still held in Hong...

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF HONG KONG

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: No 9 Army Film & Photographic Unit

  The first batch of Japanese naval prisoners of war board the SS FORT BUFFALO which will carry them home to Japan. The ship would then return with supplies for other prisoners of war still held in Hong Kong. Embarkation of the prisoners was supervised by...

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF HONG KONG

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: No 9 Army Film & Photographic Unit

  The first batch of Japanese naval prisoners of war prepare to board the SS FORT BUFFALO which will carry them home to Japan. The ship would then return with supplies for other prisoners of war still held in Hong Kong. Embarkation of the prisoners was...

• THE BRITISH REOCCUPATION OF BURMA

  part of "WAR OFFICE, CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND AMERICAN SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Morris W A (Sergeant)

  During a tea-break in the conference in Rangoon to discuss British strategy and tactics employed in the Burma Campaign, Major General W A Crowther discusses a point with Major General H C Stockwell and Croup Captain Pleasance.