Mijn Studiezaal (inloggen)
East-Indies camps ( Indische kamparchieven ENG )
<#breadcrumb#>
District: Nieuw-Guinea
Region: Nieuw-Guinea
Location: Manokwari is in the north of Nieuw-Guinea, on the east coast of the so-called Vogelkop (Bird's Head).
Pasanggrahan in Manokwari
Town: ManokwariDistrict: Nieuw-Guinea
Region: Nieuw-Guinea
Location: Manokwari is in the north of Nieuw-Guinea, on the east coast of the so-called Vogelkop (Bird's Head).
From April 1942 to August 1942 this location served as a civilian camp >>
Internees: men, women, and children
Information: The majority of the “European” civilians from West and North New Guinea were evacuated to Australia in April 1942 by the Military Air Force. A small remaining group from Manokwari were taken, after the start of the Japanese occupation at the end of April 1942, to the STOVIL Camp in Ambon City. In the following months several dozen more “Europeans” from the Japanese-occupied areas of New Guinea were interned in the civil servants’ rooming house in Manokwari. They were also taken to the STOVIL Camp, arriving on 25 August 1942.
Information: The majority of the “European” civilians from West and North New Guinea were evacuated to Australia in April 1942 by the Military Air Force. A small remaining group from Manokwari were taken, after the start of the Japanese occupation at the end of April 1942, to the STOVIL Camp in Ambon City. In the following months several dozen more “Europeans” from the Japanese-occupied areas of New Guinea were interned in the civil servants’ rooming house in Manokwari. They were also taken to the STOVIL Camp, arriving on 25 August 1942.