Subject	World War, 1939-1945–Sources
	World War, 1939-1945–Refugees
	Military history
	Internment camps–Australia
	Prisoners of war
	Voyages and travels
	War stories
	Jews–Migrations
	Melbourne (Vic.)
	Correspondence
Category	4. World War II
	5. Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Author	Broughton, Edward Renata (Muhunga)
	Peel-Walker, Maureen
Keywords	Dunera
	Tatura camp
	Jewish refugees
Current Holder	State Library of New South Wales
Period Of Reference	1940/1955
Series Number	MLMSS 12084
Item Number	1JkOyoVY
Access Rights	Request at location
Rights	Copyright restrictions may apply, Please acknowledge: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy copyright holder
Place	Hay camp
	Tatura
	Tocumwal Camp
	Melbourne
Language	English
	French
	German
	Hebrew
Description From Source	0.16 metres of textual material (1 box) – manuscript and typescript A collection of photographs, correspondence and illustrated cards collected by Captain Edward ‘Tip’ Broughton relating to the period when he commanded the 8th Australian Employment Company, Tocumwal, and his close, deeply personal connections to the men of the Company, and the immediate Postwar years. Folder 6 contains letters and photographs collected by Maureen Peel-Walker, niece of Edward Broughton, related to the Hay-Tatura Association’s efforts to commemorate her ‘Uncle Tip’. FOLDER 1: Foreign language reference material, 1940-1944 FOLDER 2: Personal letters, telegrams and Christmas cards, 1943-1952 FOLDER 3: Photographs, 8th Australian Employment Company, 1942-1945 FOLDER 4: Illustrated cards, menus and seating plans for formal dinners and Christmas greeting, 1943-1945 FOLDER 5: Record of Edward Broughton’s Second World War service, 1940-1955 FOLDER 6: Maureen Peel-Walker related papers, 1940s, 1992
Physical Format	Manuscripts
	Typescripts
	Photographs
	Drawing
	Correspondence
	Postcards
	Letters