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WWII POWs' Secret Radio Aided Liberation
Two Australian brothers imprisoned in a Japanese POW camp in Java during WWII secretly built a radio from scavenged materials, using it to receive crucial news broadcasts that ultimately aided their liberation; this radio is now part of a Queensland Museum exhibition showcasing "secret" objects.
WWII POWs' Secret Radio Aided Liberation
Two Australian brothers imprisoned in a Japanese POW camp in Java during WWII secretly built a radio from scavenged materials, using it to receive crucial news broadcasts that ultimately aided their liberation; this radio is now part of a Queensland Museum exhibition showcasing "secret" objects.
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