Peter Dehn – Page 9

British deportations
Part 1

In 1940, the British deported 11,000 Germans and Austrians overseas. Part 1: Tribunals, “5th Column” and arrests.

In 1940, the British deported 11,000 Germans and Austrians overseas. Part 2: 5 ships to Canada and Australia.

In 1940, the British deported 11,000 Germans and Austrians overseas. Part 3: A “deplorable mistake”?

The sinking of the internment ship “Arandora Star” claimed 800 victims. Part 1: “Completely beside himself with joy” – the Nazi hero Günter Prien.

The sinking of the internment ship Arandora Star claimed 800 victims. Part 2: No refugees on board? A British lie.

In Australia, the Dunera Association preserves the memory of the internees of the Dunera and the Queen Mary.

A Jew and anti-fascist in concentration camps, forcibly divorced and deported to Australia.

A Berliner flees from the Nazis, is deported to Australia, returns and is politically active in West Berlin – against the trend of the Cold War.

The Dunera IG wants to connect descendants and people interested in the Dunera topic from England.

The immersive audio installation “The Passenger” was reminiscent of the novel of the same name and its author, Dunera Boy Ulrich Boschwitz.