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Changi Photographer: George Aspinall's Record of Captivity Condition:Very Good Interesting anecdotes about their personalitiesEven before he became a prisoner of war of the Japanese in Singapore in 1942, George Aspinall was nicknamed Changi Aspinall by his 2 30th Battalion mates. At lights out time in Birdwood Camp, this teenaged Australian soldier was invariably down at Changi Village helping to process photographs he had taken with a hidden camera of his friends in their new and exotic tropical surroundings. After captivity, that hobby became a private obsession that saw