1940年代的峇株旧照片
1945-09-26. THE PARIT SULONG BRIDGE, FROM THE WEST BANK, LITTERED BY THE WRECKAGE OF AN AUSTRALIAN CONVOY DESTROYED DURING A JAPANESE AMBUSH.
Exterior view of the front of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Batu Pahat, September 1941.
A rickshaw and an oxen-drawn cart, forms of transport in Batu Pahat.
A mobile food vendor near Batu Pahat.
Outdoor portrait of 2/30 Transport Platoon, Batu Pahat. The photograph was taken by Mah Lee, a Japanese spy, posing as a Chinese photographer. Mah Lee ran a photographic studio in Batu Pahat and Australian soldiers would visit the studio to have their photograph taken. Mah Lee would also visit the Australian camp at Batu Pahat, taking other Company and Platoon photographs, as well as other photographs of the camp, believed to be used by Japanese Intelligence as the camp was heavily bombed. Some Australian Prisoners of War (POWs) recognised Mah Lee who was now acting as an interpreter and wearing the uniform of a Captain in the Japanese Imperial Army.
The mess hut for D Company, Batu Pahat.
Chinese Chamber of Commerce with fence, Batu Pahat, September 1941.