Bread and Water: The Escape and Ordeal of Two New Zealand World War II Conscientious Objectors
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New Zealand World War II conscientious objectors were treated more harshly by the authorities than those in other countries.
Imprisoned for their pacifist beliefs, first in Mt Eden and Wanganui, Chris Palmer and Merv Browne were then moved to military defaulters' camps in the central North Island.
It appeared to them that the camps were designed to hold dissidents permanently and put them beyond the law. To bring conditions in the camps to public notice, in 1944 Chris and Merv escaped to Well...























