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Notes on the medical aspect of the situation arising out of the proposed arrival of 4,000 Dutch women and children in Thailand

Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection

Medical and administrative reports, etc., from the Far East, mainly from Thailand, after the Second World War

Street plan of Bangkok

Intelligence report re Bangkok

Manuscript list of "the quantity of chief items of medical supplies in Bangkok region", by 18th Region Army Group Medical Department

Manuscript table of "the proposed layout for Japanese Hospitals in concentration areas.... based on 5% beds plus an increment at Bangkok and Takli Nungnoy for invalids from Burma and special cases"

File (of British ADMS, Allied Land Forces, Siam) of reports and orders, Aug-Sept 1945, including some reports on prisoner of war camps run by the Japanese before their surrender, and on evacuation of sick

Further reports on medical conditions in prisoner of war camps

Reports re water supply and sewerage system in Bangkok

Medical appreciation of the situation of Recovered Allied Prisoners of War in Thailand, by Lieutenant Colonel E.D. Mackworth

Notes by the Quartermaster General, Australian Army, on visit to Allied Land Forces, South East Asia

Appeal by a Dutch civilian doctor to be posted to join his wife in New Zealand

Miscellaneous correspondence re medical administration

Appreciation of the situation in Thailand by the ADMS, Allied Land Forces, Siam

File re malaria, including War Office instructions re insect repellent and anti-malaria discipline, and keys to recognition of anopheles mosquitoes of the Middle East, 1942-1947

Copy report on malaria in Thailand

Correspondence and instructions re Army Hygiene Companies, Malaya Command

'A brief history of the Seventh Indian Division, 1941-1945'

Reports from the psychiatrists of 7th Indian Division

Report to the War Office on the psychological effect of upbringing and education on Japanese morale, by Major John Kelnar, RAMC

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Notes on the medical aspect of the situation arising out of the proposed arrival of 4,000 Dutch women and children in Thailand

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