- ∗ In 1940 the Dunera brought 2,800 internees from Britain to Australia, where they were held in camps at Tatura and Hay. The voyage of the Dunera, the internment camps and the subsequent history of the internees are dealt with in U. Wiemann, ‘German and Austrian Refugees in Melbourne 1933–1947: A study of their Migration, Reception and Integration into the Melbourne Community’, M.A., Melbourne University 1965. For other accounts by internees, see W. Pelż, Distant Strains of Triumph, London 1964; W. Koenig, ‘Internment in Australia’, Twentieth Century, vol. 18, spring 1963.
Historical Studies
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