Skip to Content
Description

Journalist Tina White's weekly "Memory Lane" article in the Manawatū Standard. Over seven hundred Polish children came to New Zealand at the invitation of the Prime Minister in 1944. They were housed in a camp in Pahiatua.

Identification

Object type
Image
Relation
Manawatū Standard
Date
November 2, 2019
Digitisation ID
2019Pa_IMCA-DigitalArchive_028525
Format
Born Digital

Related items

Polish Army League correspondence
Correspondence related to the Polish Army League and Polish Children's camp
Polish Army League minute book
Prime Minister, Peter Fraser, with children of Polish Children's Camp
Memory Lane - "Playing host to history"
Memory Lane - "Playing host to history" [Abridged]
SPCA garden party to raise funds
Back Issues: Stories to shine light on Pahīatua Camp's displaced persons
SPCA garden party to raise funds
Invitation to Annual Meeting of the United Guild
Untold Stories - World War 2 Displaced persons who settled in Palmerston North - Part 4: Greece & Romania
Untold Stories - World War 2 Displaced persons who settled in Palmerston North - Part 1: Belarus

Taxonomy

Tags
memory lane,
pahiatua,
poland,
polish children's camp,
world war ii,
wwii,
Community Tags

Report a problem

Related items

Polish Army League correspondence
Correspondence related to the Polish Army League and Polish Children's camp
Polish Army League minute book
Prime Minister, Peter Fraser, with children of Polish Children's Camp
Memory Lane - "Playing host to history"
Memory Lane - "Playing host to history" [Abridged]
SPCA garden party to raise funds
Back Issues: Stories to shine light on Pahīatua Camp's displaced persons
SPCA garden party to raise funds
Invitation to Annual Meeting of the United Guild
Untold Stories - World War 2 Displaced persons who settled in Palmerston North - Part 4: Greece & Romania
Untold Stories - World War 2 Displaced persons who settled in Palmerston North - Part 1: Belarus