Panel with title of the exhibition
(Source: recherche international e.V.)

                      
 





African soldiers of the British colonial Army
(Source: Imperial War Museum, London)










1939: Colonial soldiers from Africa in French trenches
 (Source: S.I.R.P.A., France)  

 

August 1944: Local porters for the Allies at the front-line in the mountains of New Guinea
(Source: National Archives, U.S. Army Signal Corps)









Colonial soldiers from Africa in winter 1944 in Northern France
(Source: S.I.R.P.A., France)








North Pacific 1944: Chamorro woman after the liberation of Guam from Japanese occupation
(Source: National Archives, U.S. Marine Corps)
   




Alice Cherki, writer, psychiatrist and victim of the anti-Semitic laws inforced in Algeria by the French collaborators of the Vichy-Regime.
Listening station 10 of the exhibition. 
(Source: recherche international e.V.)

Hwang Kum-Ju, South Corea, was abducted and abused by the Japanese Military at the age of 19.
Listening station 5 of the exhibition.
(Source: recherche international e.V.)

Biuku Gasa, local scout for the Allies on the Solomon Islands, saved the live of John F. Kennedy:
„Without me, there would have been no US president John F. Kennedy“.
Listening station 9 of the exhibition.
(Source: recherche international e.V.)

Video I with the title „Forgotten Liberators“ shows 200 portraits of men and women from third world countries, who fought against the facist powers in WWII
(Source: recherche international e.V.)

Photos from South Africa:  




May 1940: Recruting of Cape Corps voluteers
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)






Training of soldiers of the Cape Corps
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)





Preparation of soldiers from South Africa for attacs with poison gas by Italian troops in Ethiopia
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)






Native Military Corps
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)





Wheet for the Allied troops loaded on ships in a South African harbour
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)






The 6. South African transport division in Italy
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)





No guns for black solidiers: Guarding a dam during WWII with a spear (Seite 88 unten)
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)







Prisoners of war from South Africa in the North African desert
(Source: Bundesarchivm Koblenz, Germany)






South African troops on their way to Madagascar
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)






The Guardian, 10.11.1941: Soldiers demand post-war security




South African Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts talking to black solidiers in North Africa
(Source: Department of Defence Documentation Centre, Pretoria)







WWII veteran Paul Stevens in front of the Ex-Servicemen’s Club in Cape Town
(Source: recherche international e.V.)







WWII veterans from Soweto
(Source: recherche international e.V.)



Cape Corps veterans (from left to right):
Peter Hartzenberg (prisoner of war in Tobruk, North Africa), Dennis Norman Marthinus (trompet player in a military band),
Frank Kyzer (driver in North Africa)
(Source: recherche international e.V.)







WWII veteran Frank Kyzer (participated as driver in the battle of Sidi Rezegh in North Africa)
(Source: recherche international e.V.)