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Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. European internees cutting up meat for a meal at the civilian internment camp, Kampong Makassar, where conditions a short while ago were indescribable, but since this photograph was taken Allied authorities have taken over and many improvements have been made and medical supplies are more plentiful. NI 6098

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. A portion of the civilian internment camp, Kampong Makassar, where conditions a short while ago were indescribable but since this photograph was taken Allied authorities haven taken over and many improvements have been made and medical supplies more plentiful. In the foreground a Dutch woman is seen preparing a primitive meal over an open fire. NI ...

Notorious Japanese internment camp - Kampong Makassar, Batavia. A group of children and a European woman who are still living in undescribable filth and squalor in the notorious Japanese internment camp Kampong Makassar in Batavia. Many of them hav not yet been able to trace their families. NI 6096

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. A nurse measuring medicine in the dispensary at the hospital situated in the former internment camp, Kampong Makassar, for the relief of sick internees. Conditions in this camp a short while ago were indescribable, but since Allied authorities have taken over and many improvements have been made and medical supplies are more plentiful. NI 6103

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. Japanese soldiers working in the former Japanese internment camp, Kampong Makassar which was until a short time ago one of the most striking examples of Japanese ill-treatment of internees in the Pacific Area. Conditions have improved considerably and medical supplies more plentiful since Allied authorities have taken over. NI 6100

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java, Netherlands Indies. A visiting male volunteer, from an other internment camp, helps out in the kitchen. Many male and female, both ex-internees and Indonesians from outside Kampong Makassar came to assist between September and November 1945. A short time ago conditions in this camp were indescribable but since this photograph was taken Allied authorities have taken ...

Blouse van witte stof met daarop de namen geborduurd van 25 medegevangenen in vrouwenkamp Makassar op Midden-Java, eind 1944. De blouse is in 1946 meegenomen naar Nederland door Joekje (Rahajoe) ten Kate als Javaans pleegkind van de familie Ten Kate. Met o.a. de namen: -Nora van den Berg -Gladys Vandenberg -Mieke Stam

In Kampong Makassar there were about 700 children. The women internees sacrificed everything in an effort to make conditions happier for the children. These women are putting their washing, such as it is, out to dry. Their heas were shaven by the Japanese and they were thrown into prison for three days without a scrape of food for asking for more bread for their children. NI 6110

Een van de overvolle barakken van Kampong Makassar. Deze foto is na de oorlog door de voorlichtingsdienst van het Nederlands Indische bestuur verspreid onder de Nederlandse en internationale pers. Kampong Makassar was een primitief ingericht kamp bestaande uit barakken van bamboe en atap, omheind met gedek en prikkeldraad. Het kamp deed tijdens de Japanse bezetting lange tijd dienst als doorgangskamp ...

Kampong Makassar, Batavia, Java. The worst prison camp in Batavia, where 10,000 women and children internees were confined in a space less than half a square mile. This is the most notorious internment camp in West Java. Her in pitiful condition women and children are waiting evacuation. This little girl of seven is dying in the camp hospital. Internee nurses are working eighteen hour shifts to cope ...