From Singapore “under British protection”
In September 1940, the British deported 267 Germans, Austrians and Italians from Singapore behind Australian barbed wire.
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“Taking the side of the decent”
The Dunera & Queen Mary Association announces a talk with Nick Ross, son of Dunera Boy Hans Rosenblueth, in Melbourne.
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Harry Jay (Jeidels)
Harry Jay (Jeidels) – a Dunera Boy and photographer of many internees and the Melbourne theatre scene.
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New on dunera.de 21 February 2025
Biographies: On the 125th birthday of Harry Jeidels (Jay), Dunera Boy and photographer. History: The Italians on the Arandora Star.
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New Dunera Newsletter published
The Dunera and Queen Mary Association Newsletter No. 120 was published in February 2025.
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New on dunera.de 28 January 2025
How Switzerland and Sweden benefited from the “J” Stamp”. W. Kittel was allowed to leave the Dunera in Cape Town.
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Wolfgang Kittel
Wolfgang Kittel was the only one who was allowed to leave the Dunera during their journey. Why?
The “J”-Stamp
The Nazis branded Jews with the red stamp in their passports. Switzerland was involved in its creation.
Meeting Point Tatura 2025
The Dunera Association announces the first reunion event of 2025.
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Dunera Association changes its name
The Dunera Association has changed its name to “The Dunera and Queen Mary Association”.
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