Online-Event: Remembering Heinz Henghes
Event marking the 85th anniversary
“The Traveler” as a musical melodrama
“… catch them all, in any case …”
The “Song of 200”
85 years ago: the arrival of the Dunera
New on dunera.de July 25, 2025
Dunera News 121 published
New on dunera.de June 26, 2025
Dunera on video
Overcoming trauma with art
New on dunera.de 21 April 2025
Read again: “Australian Landfall”
„The Passenger“ in Berlin
New on dunera.de 20 March 2025
“Taking the side of the decent”
New on dunera.de 21 February 2025
New Dunera Newsletter published
New on dunera.de 28 January 2025
Meeting Point Tatura 2025
Dunera Association changes its name
New on dunera.de 28 December 2024
New on dunera.de 29 November 2024
“Dunera Mass” again in Sydney
More than just biographical
Premiere in Sydney: Biopic about Dunera Boy Walter Kaufmann
dunera.de invited to symposium
Exile in art: Dunera stories
100 years of the Berlin S-Bahn
Dunera anniversary 2024 in Sydney and Hay
Music and art by Dunera-internees
New on dunera.de 24 June 2024
Networking meeting for descendants
“The Passenger” back on stage
New on dunera.de 27 May 2024:
Biopic about Walter Kaufmann
New on dunera.de 5 May 2024
New on dunera.de 25 April 2024
Webinar: Dunera and the Wiener Library
New on dunera.de 19 April 2024
Welcome to dunera.de
“Sergeant Snow White” back on stage
Dunera News 117 published
Change of leadership
Dunera Interest Group founded
Audio installation “The Passenger”
Back to the UK? 13 Dunera boys believed what they were told a few days after their arrival at Camp Hay, Australia: they would be sent back to Britain. When they arrived in Sydney Harbor they were surprised because they were taken back on board the Dunera. As free unskilled workers, they were allowed to polish dishes, pots and pans to a shine. The second surprise was their “disposal” in the port of Bombay. Short biographies provide information about 13 fates.
… and again on the Dunera – this time from Sydney to Bombay.
The “Shanghai 12” was a group of intellectuals who carried out anti-fascist media and cultural work in Shanghai. Faced with the threat from Japan, the British evacuated them to Australia. Among them was the actress Eva Schwarcz, other theater people and journalists, a well-known psychologist – and neighbors of Heinz Dehn.
Another short biography could be added to the Kitchener Camp. Now we can find out more about 17 of Heinz Dehn’s comrades from this camp, and now also about Kurt Fischer, another Dunera Boy.
More new articles are planned for 24 June.
A popular place to escape was the “International Settlement” in Shanghai. No visa was required for entry.
