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As captioned by Frank Waller, House no. 2 (Government house) and house no. 3Hospital, House #1, Camp CHouse #2, Camp CPossibly House #3, Camp CAs captioned by Frank Waller, House #4, reserved for families.Internees at Yangchow Internment CampThe Belgian GroupThe HospitalThe Wash HouseThe BakeryThe GoateryThe Hospital & KitchenCaptioned “End of War” in my great-aunt’s photo album. Relief supplies parachuted into Yangchow camp at the end of World War II. In the background is Yangchow’s city wall. Frank Waller’s article suggests these drops began around mid-September of 1945.Main Gate of the Yangchow Camp. Possibly after VJ Day.Sometime after VJ Day, the raising of the Allied flags over Yangchow Camp.A gathering of the internees, possibly after VJ Day.