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Oranje at Melbourne, September, 1945. The Captain of the Dutch hospital ship Oranje; the Medical Officer and the Chief Purser photographed on board the shipwhen are arrived in Melbourne, carrying Australian released from Japanese prison camps. Opschrift is waarschijnlijk onjuist: de gezagvoerder Potjer staat niet op de foto. NI 319

The Oranje leaves Melbourne for Holland, November 28 1945. The Oranje photographed from an airplane of the Royal Netherlands Army Airforce as she headed down Port Philip Bay, Australia. NI 703

The Oranje leaves Melbourne for Holland, November 1946. Friends and relatives of passengers on the Oranje wave as the 21.000 ton pride of the Netherlands Merchant Navy leaves for Holland. She is going to Holland via Java. NI 700

The Oranje leaves Melbourne for Holland, November 28 1945. A Royal Netherlands Army Airforce machine flies around the Oranje as she leaves Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. NI 699

The Oranje leaves Melbourne for Holland, November 28 1945. The Oranje photographed from an airplane of Royal Netherlands Army Airforce as she was leaving Port Melbourne Victoria, Australia. NI 704

The Oranje leaves Melbourne for Holland, November 28 1945. The Oranje photographed from an airplane of the Royal Netherlands Army Airforce as she was leaving Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. NI 705

'Grenadiers aboard hospital ship in Tokyo Bay. Pictured here are members of the Winnipeg Grenadiers aboard the US Navy hospital ship 'Benevolence', which they boarded in Tokyo Bay, shortly after their liberation from Jap prison camps. Left to right: Rfmn. R.J. Hebort, Winnipeg; Rfmn. J.S. Gurki, Hazelridge, Man.; Rfmn. Edward Arseneau, Fort Francis, Ont.; Cpl. Orin W. Hicks, Beloit, Kansas.'

Dutch Hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Boxes of red cross supplies being lowered into the hold of the Dutch hospital ship Oranje before she left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne on 23 rd October, 1945, bound on a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 293

Dutch Hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. Red Cross supplies on the pier ready for loading on the Dutch hospital ship Oranje by means of a sling. The Orange left, her berth at Princes Piet, Port Melbourne on 23rd October, 1945, bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 287

Dutch internees arrive in Melbourne on the Oranjefontein. Dutch internees conversing in the lounge of the Dutch ship Oranjefontein after she had berthed at Victoria Docks, Melbourne on 27th October 1945. These Dutch internees are returning from prison camps in Batavia, Java. NI 3817

'Manitoba men aboard hospital ship in Tokyo Bay. Pictured here are two members of the Winnipeg Grenadiers, taken prisoner at Hong Kong in 1941, aboard the US Navy hospital ship 'Benevolence', in Tokyo Bay, shortly after their liberation. They are, left to right: Pte. C.S. Shupo, Winnipeg; Pte. W.R. Maltman, Minitonas, Man.'