Updated 26 May 2024.
Tatyana Tamm kindly has supplied a number of photographs of the Displaced Persons sent to work at Bangham, South Australia, for the South Australian Railways.
Of course, we no longer know who is in them. I you recognise anyone, please contact us through the General Stuart Heintzelman/First Transport Facebook group or comment below.
Double click on the photos to view enlargements.
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| This June 1948 photo may well include Displaced Persons who arrived on 3 later transports (the name they gave to the ships bringing them to Australia, since the first 4 were United States Army Transports); identification may be easier using the enlargement below |
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| Note that these men seem be about to be transported on a flat rail wagon with no sides and, as the sign says, No Hand Brake — good luck is needed urgently |
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| Are these Bangham men cooking up something, or doing the laundry? |
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| Bath time at Bangham |
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| Another June 1948 photo: is this group about to board more transport to work, at least with sides this time? |
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| And another June 1948 photo: do you recognise anyone? |
