Our Voices Phase 3 People: The Dunera Boys

During the Second World War, 2500 Jewish refugees arrived in Sydney on board the Dunera. Because of their "enemy" nationality, they had been sent from England to be interned in Australia. Later, this group became known as the Dunera Boys. Over time, they made a lasting contribution to Australian society. They have become an important part of Australia's multicultural history. Here are some of their stories told in their own words.