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Galoehan was a
sugar plantation, about 12
kilometers south of Kediri. The camp was
located in the
manager’s residence and outbuildings,
adjacent to the narrow-gauge railway network (for the
sugar-cane transport). The main dwelling was called "Sans Souci".
The camp
was surrounded by a brick wall topped with barbed wire. |
Japanese
Kobayashi
Native
police staff
Dutch
Mrs. Tideman, Mrs. van Harte-Vlierboom
Transports (source: Atlas Japanse Kampen)
|
Date |
Arrived from |
Transferred to |
Number in transport |
Total number in camp |
Individual type |
|
|
Surrounding Areas
(2) |
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304 |
304 |
w,ch,om |
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|
|
?? |
53 |
251 |
b,om |
|
|
|
Amb: Banjoeb 10 (4) |
251 |
0 |
w,ch |
Abbreviations / Notes
b=boys, ch=children, om=old men, w=women
Amb=Ambarawa; Banjoeb=Banjoebiroe
(1) And
(2) Among others,
(3) According to Louise de Graaff: at the end of 1943
(4) Transported by bus to Kertosono, by train to Ambarawa
References
Beekhuis, H. et al - Japanse
burgerkampen in Nederlands-Indië, Volume 2, pp 94-95
Campen,
Peter - Persoonlijke mededeling
Captain,
Esther et al - Indië; een verre oorlog van dichtbij, 1995, pp 87-109 (interview
with Louise de Graaff)
Dulm, J. van et al - Atlas
Japanse Kampen, Volume I, 2000, p 164; Volume II, 2002, p 140
Hedon, Ludus - Krokkot, 1995, p 109
Photographs / Drawings
Mieke
Stalling (unpublished)
Rosters
Campen, Peter (reconstructed by unit)
Camp Map
Beekhuis, H. et al - Japanse
burgerkampen in Nederlands-Indië, Volume 2, p 95
Dulm, J. van et al - Atlas
Japanse Kampen, Volume I, p 164; Volume II, p 140
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Rosters |