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On Fri. 06 Sep 1940 British troop ship Dunera arrived in Australia wit.....

On Fri. 06 Sep 1940 British troop ship Dunera arrived in Australia wit.....
British troop ship Dunera arrived in Australia with 200 Italian prisoners of war, 251 German prisoners of war, 55 British Nazi sympathizers, and 2,036 civilians from Germany (mostly Jewish refugees). They were robbed and abused by British guards in the past 57 days, and those who committed the abuse were later court-martialed. These "enemy aliens", as they were categorized, were to be trained to the town of Hay, New South Wales, Australia.

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