athletics coach to the four-minute-mile runner Roger Bannister; Bert Stern, the father of economist Nicholas Stern, Baron Stern of Brentford who made a pilgrimage to Hay to see the camp; fashion photographer Henry Talbot; Wilhelm Unger, writer Professor Hugo Wolfsohn, political scientist; Legacy The 1985 Australian mini series The Dunera Boys depicts the events, as do several books and websites. The 2001 Oscar-winning documentary, Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport, features an interview with Dunera and Kindertransport survivor, Alexander Gordon. Nothing remains of Hay internment camp except a road called Dunera Way and a memorial stone which reads: Later service as a troopship HMT Duneras next notable services were the Madagascar operations in September 1942, the Sicily landings in July 1943 and in September 1944, she carried the headquarters staff for the US 7th Army for the invasion of southern France. After the Japanese surrender in 1945, Dunera transported occupation forces to Japan. Post-war career In 1950/1951, Dunera was refitted by Barclay, Curle to improve her to postwar troopship specifications: her capacity was now 123 First Class, 95 Second Class, 100 Third Class and 831 troops; tonnages now 12,615 gross, 7,563 net and 3,675 tons deadweight. The Ministry of Defence terminated Duneras trooping charter in 1960 and she was refitted by Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company at Hebburn-on-Tyne in early 1961 for her new role as an educational cruise ship. New facilities (classrooms, swimming pool, games rooms, library and assembly rooms) were introduced. Her capacity became 187 cabin passengers and 834 children; , . Tam Dalyell, who later went on to become Member of Parliament for West Lothian, was Director of Studies on the ship between 1961 and 1962. The Dunera was subsequently a cruise ship until November 1967, when it was sold to Revalorizacion de Materiales SA, and scrapped at Bilbao. See also Hay Internment and POW camps Notes and references Further reading External links Shipping Times The Dunera Boys at IMDb. HMT Dunera, Troop Ship to School Ship: Wartime Trips and School Educational Tours The Dunera Association 1937 ships Ships of the British India Steam Navigation Company Troop ships of the Royal Navy World War II auxiliary ships of the United Kingdom