Kloosterkamp

men

700

From July 1942, men from Buitenzorg, Soekaboemi and surroundings were interned in the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline in Buitenzorg. The nuns stayed in a section of the cloister separated from the men’s camp by barbed wire. At the beginning of October the men were taken to a camp at the Kedoengbadak plantation.

Matsuoda

Native police personnel

• Inventory 400, Inv.nr. 213
• Inventory 400, Inv.nr. 2638
• Dairy 100
• Dairy 77

Kloosterkamp

women and children

30

In 1943, approximately 30 British and American women and children stayed for several months in the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline. They had been interned earlier in Sempoer and were awaiting further transport to Tangerang.

Native police personnel

• Inventory 400, Inv.nr. 213

Kloosterkamp

women and children

During the bersiap period, women and children from Buitenzorg were granted safe shelter at the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline. On 17 October they were freed by Gurkhas.

Kloosterkamp

women and children

During the bersiap period, women and children from Buitenzorg were granted safe shelter at the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline. On 17 October they were freed by Gurkhas, after which the cloister was guarded by British-Indies military personnel and Dutch RAPWI personnel. There was little food and drink, and the sanitary conditions were poor. From the end of October the women and children were taken to Kedoenghalang.

British-Indies military personnel

Kloosterkamp

men

700

From July 1942, men from Buitenzorg, Soekaboemi and surroundings were interned in the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline in Buitenzorg. The nuns stayed in a section of the cloister separated from the men’s camp by barbed wire. At the beginning of October the men were taken to a camp at the Kedoengbadak plantation.

Matsuoda

Native police personnel

• Inventory 400, Inv.nr. 213
• Inventory 400, Inv.nr. 2638
• Dairy 100
• Dairy 77

Kloosterkamp

women and children

30

In 1943, approximately 30 British and American women and children stayed for several months in the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline. They had been interned earlier in Sempoer and were awaiting further transport to Tangerang.

Native police personnel

• Inventory 400, Inv.nr. 213

Kloosterkamp

women and children

During the bersiap period, women and children from Buitenzorg were granted safe shelter at the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline. On 17 October they were freed by Gurkhas.

Kloosterkamp

women and children

During the bersiap period, women and children from Buitenzorg were granted safe shelter at the cloister of the Sisters of Ursuline. On 17 October they were freed by Gurkhas, after which the cloister was guarded by British-Indies military personnel and Dutch RAPWI personnel. There was little food and drink, and the sanitary conditions were poor. From the end of October the women and children were taken to Kedoenghalang.

British-Indies military personnel