George Aspinall George Aspinall i(A150262 works by)
Gender: Male
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2 1 y separately published work icon Changi Photographer : George Aspinall's Record of Captivity George Aspinall , Tim Bowden , Sydney : ABC Books , 1984 Z1897378 1984 selected work autobiography biography 'In The Changi Camera, acclaimed author Tim Bowden presents a unique record of one Australian soldier's experience of the fall of Singapore, captivity in Changi and enduring the hell of the Thai-Burma Railway. George Aspinall was a keen photographer and, even in the very worst of conditions, he managed to take photos, process them and so preserve for later generations the reality of incarceration.

'Along with George's own memories of those years, Tim Bowden has written a gripping and authoritative overview of what happened in Changi and on the Railway.

'This powerful narrative and unique collection of almost one hundred photographs combine to give us a raw and graphic account of just what George and thousands of his fellow Australians endured.' (From the publisher's website, 2012 Hachette Australia ed.)
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