Enemy Aliens: From Unwanted Refugees to Valued Australians

29 Apr 2010-31 Jul 2010 ,

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Eight thousand so-called Enemy Aliens were shipped to Australia for internment for the duration of the Second World War. The number of ‘local’ internees amounted to 7,000 including many Jewish refugees who had fled Nazi Germany to escape persecution. This exhibit presents a glimpse into a range of responses at being classified as an Enemy Alien. Anecdotes recall some of the injustice and indignity as well as some of the humorous and ironic aspects of this predicament.

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Sydney Jewish Museum


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Date 29 Apr 2010-31 Jul 2010

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