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Germany: Prisoners, including: Treatment of British prisoners and conditions in camps,...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/40
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This record is about the Germany: Prisoners, including: Treatment of British prisoners and conditions in camps,... dating from 1915 in the series Foreign Office: Prisoners of War and Aliens Department: General Correspondence from.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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FO 383/40
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Date (When the record was created)
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1915
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Description (What the record is about)
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Germany: Prisoners, including:
Treatment of British prisoners and conditions in camps, including:
- Treatment of British military prisoners in Germany: various individual accounts.
- Treatment of British prisoners at Minden.
- Treatment of prisoners and conditions at Ruhleben: various accounts.
- Inspections of prisoners' camps in Germany.
- Relief scheme of British prisoners in Germany.
- Clothing of British prisoners in Germany.
- Treatment of officers of merchant vessels interned in Germany.
- Food for prisoners in Germany.
- White paper regarding British prisoners and German prisoners.
- Officers and committee appointed by Mr Powell, captain of the camp for British prisoners, at Ruhleben.
- James Walker, British vice-consul at Lille: report of his arrest and treatment when in Germany.
- Doeberitz camp: enquiry from Mr R Sharp of Anerley Park, London, regarding his son, C H Sharp, RNVR.
- Places where British subjects interned in Germany.
- British and Russian prisoners in camp at Ulm.
- Food consignments for prisoners.
- John E Greaves, British vice-consul at Berdiansk: report of his treatment when detained in Germany.
- Conditions in German camps and hospitals: report by Edward Vicars, British Consulate, Lyons, based on statements of exchanged French prisoners.
- Payment of salaries to officer prisoners.
- Detention camps of British prisoners in Germany: results of visits to camps and hospitals by John B Jackson, US Embassy, Berlin.
- Prohibition of smoking in prisoners' camps in Germany.
- Colonel Baddeley, late British vice-consul at Bruges: report of his treatment when detained in Germany.
- Inspection of prisoners' camp at Gottingen.
- Treatment of British prisoners at Cassel and Hanover.
- Treatment of British prisoners at Gustrow.
Code 1218 File 1061 (papers 30198-49175).
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- The National Archives, Kew
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File 1061 (pp.30198-49175).
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Open Document, Open Description
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