Internee N1275

NAA: D1901, K1056, p. 13

Wolf Klaphake's internment dossier, in Loveday Internment Camp internees files, Security Service, South Australia.

Wolf Klaphake's internment dossier.

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NAA: MP1103/1, PWN1275, p. 1

Wolf Klaphake's Service and Casualty form in the files of the Prisoners of War Information Bureau.

The misleadingly named 'service and casualty' forms allow researchers to trace the internment histories of prisoners of war and civilian internees during World War II.

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NAA: MP508/1, 115/703/560, p. 11

Letter from the Coolangata Town Clerk to J Francis MHR, 16 March 1942, in the files of the Department of the Army, Central Office.

Whenever the overall military situation appeared critical, individuals and organisations appealed to the Australian Government to intern all enemy aliens. This document is one of many similar letters from local government authorities.

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NAA: MP729/6, 29/401/273, p.5

A report called 'Military Security – Refugees: Internment: Fifth Columnists', 31 October 1940, in the secret correspondence files of the Department of the Army.

'Military Security – Refugees: Internment: Fifth Columnists', p.2, encl. with Director of Military Operations and Intelligence to all commands, 31 October 1940.

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