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Elderly Japanese woman Mrs. Matsue Matsuo, (mother of one of the officers of the midget submarines which entered Sydney Harbour in World War II), visits Sydney to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph, visit Garden Island and the place where the submarine was destroyed

Full title: Elderly Japanese woman Mrs. Matsue Matsuo, (mother of one of the officers of the midget submarines which entered Sydney Harbour in World War II), visits Sydney to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph, visit Garden Island and the place where the submarine was destroyed

Author/creator: Clements, Anna, Iredale, Ron.

Date: 30 Apr 1968.

Call Numbers: Australian Photographic Agency - 28392

Record Identifier: 1DrLde09

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs

Contents: Photographs - 06 x 06 cm. - 1 photonegative

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Notes: Digital order no:d7_28392

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1DrLde09

MMS ID: 110073538

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    Elderly Japanese woman Mrs. Matsue Matsuo, (mother of one of the officers of the midget submarines which entered Sydney Harbour in World War II), visits Sydney to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph, visit Garden Island and the place where the submarine was destroyed

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    Elderly Japanese woman Mrs. Matsue Matsuo, (mother of one of the officers of the midget submarines which entered Sydney Harbour in World War II), visits Sydney to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph, visit Garden Island and the place where the submarine was destroyed

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    Elderly Japanese woman Mrs. Matsue Matsuo, (mother of one of the officers of the midget submarines which entered Sydney Harbour in World War II), visits Sydney to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph, visit Garden Island and the place where the submarine was destroyed

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    Clements, Anna ; Iredale, Ron

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    30 Apr 1968

    Call Numbers

    Australian Photographic Agency - 28392

    Record Identifier

    1DrLde09

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    Cenotaph (Martin Place, Sydney, N.S.W.) aged people cinematographers historic events Japanese national dress naval officers sailors squares (streets) uniforms war memorials wreath-laying ceremonies wreaths Adult Females Adult Males Australia. Royal Australian Navy HMAS Kuttabul (Sydney, N.S.W.) Matsuo, Matsue Mussared, Commodore B

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