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British and Commonwealth WWII Photos
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81st West Africa Division Unit Photo
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This is a unit photo showing men from the 81st West Africa Division. There are 67 men in the photo. 61 African and 6 white men. Based on the mountains and vegetation the photo it was likely taken in East or West Africa before the division was sent to fight in India and Burma.
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The framework on which the division was formed was the Royal West African Frontier Force. One of the brigades (the 3rd West African) and several of the supporting units which formed the division had already seen action with the 11th (African) Division, against the Italians in East Africa. The division was established as the 1st (West African) Division on 1 March 1943. Three days later it was renamed the 81st (West African) Division, taking the next vacant number in the list of British infantry divisions. The division's badge was a spider, in black on a yellow circular background. This spider was a reference to Ananse, a cunning character in Ashanti mythology, and drawn so that when a soldier raised his weapon to fire, the spider would appear to be going forwards.
The division arrived in India on 14 August 1943. The movement of the 5th (West African) Brigade was delayed, however, after the troopship which was to carry it was lost in the German attack on Convoy Faith off Portugal on the night of 11/12 July 1943. The 3rd (West African) Brigade was detached to the Chindits, and was intended to garrison jungle bases for the raiding columns. The remainder of the division took part in the second Arakan campaign from February to May, 1944, operating in the Kaladan Valley on the flank of XV Indian Corps. In late March, substantial Japanese reinforcements (with some troops from the Indian National Army) outflanked the division and forced it to retreat over a range of hills out of the Kaladan valley into that of the Kalapanzin. In August, the division re-entered the Kaladan valley, forcing the Japanese and Indian National Army to abandon Mowdok, a few miles east of the India–Burmese frontier. The division then advanced down the valley once again, reaching Myohaung near the mouth of the river on 28 January 1945. The division was withdrawn to India to rest on 22 April 1945. On 31 August, it was returned to West Africa and disbanded.
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Acquired from Ebay. Unit information pulled from Wikipedia
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1943-1945
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Allied Propaganda Leaflets
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Allied propaganda leaflets made for Axis soldiers.
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League of Lonely War Women (English Language Draft Copy)
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This appears to be an English language draft copy of Corporal Barbara Lauwers League of Lonely War Women propaganda leaflet for German soldiers. Barbara Lauwers Podoski (born Božena Hauserová on April 22 , 1914 , in Brno , Austria-Hungary ; died August 16, 2009 , in Washington, D.C. , United States ) was a Czechoslovak - American agent. During World War II, she worked for the U.S. intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). Her propaganda operations led hundreds of soldiers to defect to the Allied side . Barbara Lauwers was born Božena Hauserová in Brno , which at that time belonged to Austria-Hungary and from 1918 to Czechoslovakia . She studied law at the University of Paris and Masaryk University in her birthplace. She earned her doctorate in law from the latter and subsequently worked as a lawyer. In 1939, when Czechoslovakia was occupied by Nazi Germany , she married the American Charles Lauwers in Zlín and emigrated with him to the Belgian Congo , where she worked for the shoe manufacturer Bata . Two years later, the couple emigrated to New York .
When Charles Lauwers volunteered for the U.S. Army in 1941, following the attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States' entry into World War II , Barbara Lauwers, as she now called herself, moved to Washington, D.C. , and began working in the press office of the Czechoslovakian embassy. As a ghostwriter , she wrote a book for each pair of Czechoslovakian colonels stationed there . On June 1, 1943, the day she received U.S. citizenship , she joined the Women's Army Corps . Because of her language skills—she was fluent in English, French, German, Czech, and Slovak—she was selected for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), which had been established a year earlier. After an initial posting in Washington, she was transferred to Algiers in North Africa in early 1944 and finally, in light of the Italian campaign , to Rome , to the Department of Morale Operations . There, she conducted interrogations of prisoners of war , among other things, to recruit them as deserters for propaganda purposes . During one such interrogation , Private Lauwers learned from a captured sergeant that the Wehrmacht was using primarily Czechs and Slovaks for "dirty work" on the Italian front. This gave Lauwers an idea, but he subsequently felt her wrath. When he spoke disparagingly about US President Franklin D. Roosevelt , Lauwers lost her temper and punched him in the nose. She borrowed both a Czech and a Slovak typewriter from the Vatican and prepared a leaflet in both languages to encourage enemy soldiers to desert, claiming they were being used by the enemy. The contents of the leaflets were also broadcast on the BBC radio. Within a week, hundreds of Czech and Slovak soldiers had defected to the Allied side; at least 600 of them had the leaflets designed by Lauwers with them.
Lauwers' main focus then shifted to producing so-called black propaganda to demoralize and disinform the Germans. This particular form of psychological warfare aimed to convince the enemy that, for example, the leaflets were their own creations. As part of Operation Sauerkraut, Lauwers designed further leaflets, including one claiming that the July 20, 1944, assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler had led to a revolt within the German army. Another leaflet announced Field Marshal Albert Kesselring's resignation from all his posts, as he considered the war lost. German prisoners of war held in Italy, selected by Lauwers and persuaded to desert, distributed this propaganda behind German lines after their release. Kesselring, the German commander-in-chief in Italy, was forced by the success of the operation to publicly deny the allegations against him.
With his promotion to corporal , Lauwers was given responsibility for the next operation, the League of Lonely War Women . Leaflets were distributed among German soldiers on leave, urging them to cut out the paper heart printed on the leaflet and lean it against their glasses in public places like bars and restaurants. Members of the League of Lonely War Women, as it was dubbed in German, would then approach the soldiers so they could satisfy their own desires and the women's desires for physical intimacy. Since their husbands were away due to the war, they hoped to find temporary replacements in the soldiers on leave. This was intended to sow suspicion among the soldiers that their own wives at home were also being unfaithful.
"Of course we're also selfish – separated from our husbands for years, with all these strangers around us, we'd like to hug a real German boy again. No inhibitions: Your wife, sister, and lover is also one of ours."
– Association of Lone Warrior Women : Leaflet
Lauwers wrote the wording of the leaflet herself, using common German soldier slang to ensure a high degree of authenticity. This deception proved successful and so convincing that even the Washington Post fell for it on October 10, 1944, and reported on it. For her service with the OSS, Barbara Lauwers was awarded the Bronze Star on April 6, 1945. After the war, Lauwers spent several years in Czechoslovakia. However, she returned to the United States before the February 1948 coup and initially worked for Voice of America , the official overseas broadcaster of the United States. She also worked as a general assistant at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington. During the war, she had divorced her husband, Charles. From 1948, she worked for 20 years as a research assistant at the Library of Congress . During this time, she met Joseph Junosza Podoski, whom she married in 1954. The couple had one daughter. Upon her retirement in 1968, she returned to Austria , where she remained for nine years, working as an assistant in the Vienna office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees . In 1977, she moved back to Washington. Seven years later, Joseph Podoski died. In 1999, shortly before Barbara Lauwers Podoski herself, her last partner, J.R. Coolidge, died. Lauwers Podoski succumbed to cardiovascular disease on August 16, 2009, at Veterans Affairs Hospital in Washington. Most of her work during World War II only became public in 2008 when the files from her time with the OSS were released.
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Acquired from Stephen Wheeler Medals in London, UK. Information taken from Wikipedia.
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1944
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US WWII Photos
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Douglas C-54 Skymaster Milk Run
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This is a photo of a Douglas C54 Skymaster that was flying "the hump" in the CBI theater of operations. In Bengal, Kurmitola Airfield, India was used as an auxiliary on southern Oboe Route through Burma into southeast China. Closed November 1945. Today it is the Shahjalal International Airport in Bangladesh. It was used by the 1346th AAF Base Unit
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The back of the photo reads "Rips in the cockpit of 588A at Kurmitola, India 1345th BO. "
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US WWII Photos
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US Soldier inside aircraft engine
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1944-1945
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This photo was purchased as part of a group that was taken at the US airfield in Missamari, India. This could be the same Curtiss C-46 Commando aircraft that was said to have experienced damage from a "nose over" in another photo.
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The back of the photo has "Marion Bak" typed on it. This is likely the name of the soldier featured.
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Purchased from Ebay
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US WWII Photos
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US Soldier in Missamari, Assam with captured Japanese flag from Kohima, Imphal.
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The captured Japanese flag is tied to the sling swivels of a Thompson SMG with the magazine removed. The soldier is shirtless and in shorts wearing a USAAF Crusher Cap. He likely was posing with a war trophy from one of the infantry units that passed through the base.
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Typed on the back of the photo it says "April/44 Misamari
I didn't capture it Just a trophy brought back from the Kohima, Imphal area in East Assam."
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Purchased from Ebay
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April 1944
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US WWII Photos
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Tiger Hunt in Assam, India
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This photo seems to show several US soldiers armed with M1903 rifles, some members of the local population, and two elephants. According to the caption they are on a tiger hunt.
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The back of the photo has a handwritten caption that was likely written by the son of one of the soldiers in the photo. It says: "Assam 1944 India Tiger Hunt Dad 2nd from Left"
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Purchased from Ebay
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1944
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US WWII Photos
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Two British Soldiers from the 81st West African 1st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment at Misamari Airfield in Assam.
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The back of the photo says "1944/45 Misamari
Two English friends.
West African heavy anti aircraft outfit"
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This photo, taken by an American serviceman, shows two British soldiers from the 81st West African 1st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment outside of a hut on Missamari (FKA Misamari) airfield in Assam, India.
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Purchased from Ebay.
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1944-1945
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US WWII Photos
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Curtiss C-46 Commando
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This is a photo of a Curtiss C-46 Commando transport aircraft on Missamari (FKA Misamari) airfield in Assam. The aircraft carried drums of gasoline to China and then brought tungsten back as ballast. If for some reason there was no tungsten on the return and the pilot braked too hard the aircraft could "nose over" flipping forward onto the nose and also the front of the engines. This photo shows an aircraft clearly undergoing repairs following a nose over. This was one of the many airfields used for flying "the hump" into China from India in the CBI theater.
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The back is marked "1944/45 Misamari
And another noseover"
The photo has remnants of black paper stuck to the back indicating it may have been ripped from an album
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Purchased from Ebay. Additional information taken from https://www.thebicyclingguitarist.net/china-burma-india/misamari.htm
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1944-1945
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British and Commonwealth WWII Pamphlets and Magazines
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Destruction of an Army The First Campaign in Libya Sept 1940 - Feb 1941 The Army at War
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Acquired from Beware Of The Leopard Books in Bristol, UK
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1941
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
British and Commonwealth WWII Pamphlets and Magazines
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
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The Eighth Army
Description
An account of the resource
The Army at War. September 1941 to January 1943. prepared for the War Office by the Ministry of Information
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Acquired from Beware Of The Leopard Books in Bristol, UK
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1944