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Herbezetting van Timor, Sept. 1945. Bevolking, w.o. illegale-verzetsstrijders, begroeten een delegatie van de herbezette geallieerde macht (NICA-officieren). NI 3601

Koepang, Timor, after the Japanese surrender. Major M. Philips, Australian Imperial Forces, from New South Wales, inspects one of the heavy camouflaged naval guns overlooking Koepang Harbour, installed by the Japanese. NI 3586

Netherlands Indies Civil Administration at Timor. Major D. Schermers, Commanding Officer of the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA) on Timor. NI 3625

Koepang, Timor, after Japanese surrender. Corporal H.A. Robertson from New South Wales finds interest in a Japanese gun found at Koepang. The Japanese signed the official surrender document at Koepang on September 11,1945 NI 3587

N.I.C.A. work in Timor. At the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration headquarters at Soe, Timorese squat beneath the shade of palm trees waiting to be issued with clothing. NICA has done invaluable work through the war, and now carries on the job of rehabilitating the people who were under the Japanese yoke for so long. NI 3632

Scenes at Coastal Town of Dilli, Portugese Timor, Netherlands Indies. A little Timorese boy cooks his breakfast on a fire on the foreshore of Dilli, Portugese Timor, Netherlands Indies. In the background is the hull of a ship which was damaged and sunk during the bambardment before the japanese signed the surrender document on HMAS Moresby on 11th September 1945. NI 7262

Japanse overgave van Timor, a/b H.M.A.S. Moresby in baai van Timor. Cdt Kol. Kaida Tatsuichi, links Chef Staf. Maj. Minori haji, midden. NI 3621

Allied forces occupy Soe, Timor, after Japanese surrender. Lieutenant Snelleman of the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration (NICA) takes the salute before a guard formed in his honour, when the Allied forces re-occupied Soe, Timor. NI 3578