History
Silke Hesse was among more than 12,000 people who, at the peak of Second World War, were held in internment camps across Australia.
She was almost six years old when she first stepped foot in Tatura internment camp.
Listen as she shares her story experiences of internment.
Music: If I Were You, Alsever Lake
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