Soerakarta     Ziekenzorg/Boemikamp Central-Java

 

                                                                                                                                                                        March 22, 2011

 

 

 

                        Boemikamp                                                              Ziekenzorg

 


 

Translation Guide

 

Bijkeuken = Pantry

Nieuwe jongens = Young boys

Bomen = Trees

Oude-jongens = Older boys

Gewezen kapel = Former chapel

Oude mannen = Old men

Goedang = Shed, storage room

Overdekte galerijen = Covered galleries

Heiho = Native soldier under Japanese control

Polikliniek = Policlinic

Hoofdgebouw = Main building

Post = Station

Hout = Firewood

Put = Well

Huis van de Jap = Dwelling for the Japanese

Schuur = Shed

Joden/Armeniērs = Jewish & Armenian internees

Slaaploods = Sleeping barracks

Jongens-loods = Boys’ barracks

Slaapzalen = Dormitories

Kampong = Native dwellings / communities

Sloot = Ditch

Kerkhof = Cemetery

Smal weggetje / smalle weg = Narrow road

Keuken = Kitchen

Tuinen = Garden

Kinder-ziekenhuis = Children’s infirmary

Varkenshok = Pig sty

Klapper-bomen = Coconut palms

Vuilnisbelt = Refuse / waste area

Kofferloods = Luggage storage area

Washok = Laundry area

Lombok-tuinen = Chili pepper garden

WC = Toilets (water closet)

Loods = Barracks

Weg = Road

Magazijn = Warehouse

Ziekenhuis = Infirmary

Mannen = Men

Ziekenzaal = Sick room

 

 

 

Source: Atlas Japanse Kampen, Volume I, p. 156 (Mrs. Fokker-Velds)

 

 

 

Ziekenzorg Camp Map only

 

 

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