Further information - Prisoners of War

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Books

  • D.O.W. Hall, Prisoners of Germany, Prisoners of Italy, Prisoners of Japan, (all 1949), Escapes (1954) - series of small booklets published by the War History Branch
  • W.W. Mason, Prisoners of War (1954) detailed account – one volume of the Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War series. You can see a digitised version of this book at the New Zealand Electronic Text Centre website.
  • D. McGill, P.O.W.: the untold stories of New Zealanders as prisoners of war (1987) - unofficial account of prisoners’ experiences

Personal and biographical accounts

  • James
    Bertram Shadow of a War (1947)
  • John Broad
    Poor People, Poor Us (1945)
  • James
    Caffin Partisan (1945) about John Denvir
  • Ernest
    Clarke Over the Fence is Out (1965)
  • George
    Clifton The Happy Hunted (1952)
  • M. Elliot Vasili:
    The Lion of Crete
    (1987) about Dudley
    Perkins
  • D. Filer
    'Prisoners of War' in Ian McGibbon (ed.), The Oxford
    Companion to New
    Zealand
    Military History
    (2000),
    pp. 430-3
  • Lionel
    Hudson Rats of Rangoon
    (1987)
  • Jim
    Henderson Gunner Inglorious (1945, but often reprinted)
  • Malcolm
    Mason The Way Out (1946)
  • F. N.
    Millar The 'Signor Kiwi' Saga (1993)
  • J. Sanders
    Venturer Courageous: Group Captain Leonard Trent V.C, D.F.C. (1983)
  • K.
    Sandford Mark of the Lion: The Story of Capt. Charles Upham, V.C. and
    Bar
    (1962)
  • Arch Scott
    Dark of the Moon (1985)
  • W. B.
    Thomas Dare to be Free: one of the greatest true stories of World War
    II
    (2001)
  • Claude
    Thompson Into the Sun (1996)
  • R. H.
    Thomson Captive Kiwi (1964)
  • Peter
    Winter Free lodgings (1993)


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