Stanley Internment Camp

Stanley Internment Camp was a civilian internment camp in Hong Kong during World War II.

Life at camp

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  Internee Wendy Rossini holding the amount of daily ration of rice and stew she was given for her room, which housed five people
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  Two internees shown in a room normally occupied by seven

Last wills and messages

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  Last will and message of James M Kim, a British national Chinese internee that was executed
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  Last will and message of D W Waterton, possibly executed for the possession of a radio

Release and repatriation

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  The Union Jack is raised at camp after the surrender of Japanese forces
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  Some of the first British internees to be released
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  Released British internees climb aboard lorries to go to the docks where troopships wait to carry them to England
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  British internees in Hong Kong after leaving camp
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  Recently released British internees issued with tickets to board a troopship that will carry them to England
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  One of the former internees looked back at Stanley Internment Camp after having been released