Subject	Australia–Emigration and immigration—History
	Immigrants–Australia–History
	World War, 1939-1945–Sources
	War stories
	Internment camps
	Prisoners of war
	Canada
	Austria
	German language–Writing
	Correspondence
Category	4. World War II
	5. Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Keywords	Architecture
Creator	Seidler, Harry
Current Holder	State Library of New South Wales
Period Of Reference	1939/1979
Series Number	MLMSS 5467
Item Number	n7oVDbln
Access Rights	Digitised
Rights	Reproduction Restricted
Country Of Origin	Canada
	Australia
Language	English
	German
Description From Source	0.25 metres of textual material (1 box), 1 shirt 1. Kriegstagebuch des Harry Seidlers Erster Band 3 September 1939 – 3 Marz 1940′ [War diary of Harry Seidler volume one 3 September 1939 – 3 March 1940], 1939-1940. The diary actually ends on 11 May 1940 (Call No.: MAV/FM4/8187, frames 1-308: MLMSS 5467/1) 2. Das Tagebuch der Internierung 12 Mai 1940 – 4 Oct 1941′ [Internment diary 12 May 1940 – 4 Oct 1941], 1940-1941 (Call No.: MAV/FM4/8187, frames 309-569: MLMSS 5467/1) 3. Correspondence, mainly between Harry Seidler and his parents Max and Rose Seidler, and papers re internment of Harry and his brother Marcell Seidler, 1940-1946, 1962-1979 (Call No.: MAV/FM4/8187, frames 570-771: MLMSS 5467/1) 4. ‘Seidler diary – rough translation’, 19 July 1940 – 9 Oct. 1941, by Judith Winternitz, 1940-1941. See also publication at ML 940.547241/1: ‘Internment: the Diaries of Harry Seidler May 1940 – October 1941’ / Janis Wilton, editor: diary translated by Judith Winternitz, Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1986 (Call No.: MLMSS 5467/2) 5. Harry Seidler’s original denim internment camp shirt from Quebec, Canada, 13 July 1940-4 October 1941 (Call No.: LR 85 )
Physical Format	Diaries
	Manuscripts
	Objects (miscellaneous)
	Correspondence