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Unidentified medical personnel on board hospital ship TSS ORANJE II - Samuel J Hood Studio | WikiOO.org - Encyclopedia of Fine Arts

Unidentified medical personnel on board hospital ship TSS ORANJE II – (Samuel J Hood Studio) Tidligere neste


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Museum: Australian National Maritime Museum (Sydney, Australia)

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This photograph depicts unidentified medical personnel on board TSS ORANJE II drinking at a bar. On 28 June 1941, after a refitting at Cockatoo Island Dockyard, Prime Minister Robert Menzies hoisted a Red Cross flag on the Dutch liner TSS ORANJE. The ceremony marked the handing over of the vessel from the Dutch Netherlands Indies Government to the Australian and New Zealand Governments to be used as a hospital ship.

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