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Image Not Available for At the rail of the MV SKAUBRYM for their first look at the Port of Melbourne are Eugen Mori, his wife Maria and son Eugen Jr
At the rail of the MV SKAUBRYM for their first look at the Port of Melbourne are Eugen Mori, his wife Maria and son Eugen Jr
Image Not Available for At the rail of the MV SKAUBRYM for their first look at the Port of Melbourne are Eugen Mori, his wife Maria and son Eugen Jr

At the rail of the MV SKAUBRYM for their first look at the Port of Melbourne are Eugen Mori, his wife Maria and son Eugen Jr

Date10 July 1955
Object numberANMS0215[114]
NamePhotograph
MediumSilver gelatin print on paper
DimensionsSight (Negative): 94 x 121 mm
Print size: Size: height, 203mm. Width, 253mm
ClassificationsPhotographs
Credit LineANMM Collection Gift from Barbara Alysen
Image Not Available for Mr Eugen Mori, Mrs Maria Mori and Eugen Mori look through life belt of SKAUBRYN
Mr Eugen Mori, Mrs Maria Mori and Eugen Mori look through life belt of SKAUBRYN
10 July 1955
Fabric model book dedicated to Gina Sinozich's husband Eugen
Fabric model book dedicated to Gina Sinozich's husband Eugen
Gina Sinozich
2011
Refugees Arthur Kleistbergs, his wife Rosa, son Arthur and daughter Vinette in Belgium before leaving for Canada
Refugees Arthur Kleistbergs, his wife Rosa, son Arthur and daughter Vinette in Belgium before leaving for Canada
Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration
1946-1958
Hungarian refugees in the camp in Osijek maintain various types of repair shops. The materials are supplied by the camp and the repairs are done free-of-charge. In the cobbler shop Zoltan Egyedi, 20, a horse breeder from Baja, Hungary, soles a shoe. He, his wife and infant son, who was born 8 days before this picture, will soon leave for Australia
Hungarian refugees in the camp in Osijek maintain various types of repair shops. The materials are supplied by the camp and the repairs are done free-of-charge. In the cobbler shop Zoltan Egyedi, 20, a horse breeder from Baja, Hungary, soles a shoe. He, his wife and infant son, who was born 8 days before this picture, will soon leave for Australia
Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration
1946-1958
Image Not Available for Australian Minister for Immigration, Mr H E Holt, greets MR E Mori on his arrival in Australia
Australian Minister for Immigration, Mr H E Holt, greets MR E Mori on his arrival in Australia
10 July 1955
Image Not Available for Arrival of Mr Eugeb Mori, Station Peir Port Melbourne
Arrival of Mr Eugeb Mori, Station Peir Port Melbourne
10 July 1955
Image Not Available for Post card depicting ANTIOPS with the captain ad his wife standing at stern rail of the ship
Post card depicting ANTIOPS with the captain ad his wife standing at stern rail of the ship
Samuel J Hood Studio
1899-1953
Muriel Binney's son and his wife
Muriel Binney's son and his wife
1930s
Mo Lu, his wife Lan Le and son Caleb at home in Goodna, Queensland
Mo Lu, his wife Lan Le and son Caleb at home in Goodna, Queensland
Andrew Frolows
21 February 2010
Image Not Available for Dr Otto Eiselberg, Australian Representative in Melbourne, speaks at the official luncheon to welcome the Moris Family
Dr Otto Eiselberg, Australian Representative in Melbourne, speaks at the official luncheon to welcome the Moris Family
10 July 1955
Image Not Available for Cheif of ICEM for Australia, MR C O Wendling, presents a leather wallet to Mr E Mori, Melbourne
Cheif of ICEM for Australia, MR C O Wendling, presents a leather wallet to Mr E Mori, Melbourne
10 July 1955
Image Not Available for Part of the official table at the luncheon to greet the Mori family, Melbourne
Part of the official table at the luncheon to greet the Mori family, Melbourne
10 July 1955