Germany: Prisoners, including: Treatment of British prisoners and conditions in camps,...

FO 383/41

1915

Germany: Prisoners, including:

Treatment of British prisoners and conditions in camps, including:

• Inspection of prisoners' camps in enemy countries.
• Camps in Germany where British subjects are interned in Germany.
• Angus Faulkner, in Rotterdam, report on his arrest and treatment in Germany.
• Food for British prisoners in Germany.
• Theodore Paproth Roessler, interned at Ruhleben: enquiry from his brother, F P Roessler of Wimbledon.
• Visits to British prisoners' camps in Germany: various reports (in docket no. 49848).
• Ill-treatment of British wounded at Landen.
• Private G Gray, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, prisoner of war at Gustrow: enquiry from his sister, Ethel M Andrews of Sherborne, Dorset.
• Parliamentary questions regarding treatment of prisoners.
• Articles permitted to be supplied to prisoners of war.
• Treatment of British prisoners at Gottingen.
• John E Greaves, British vice-consul at Berdiansk: ill-treatment when detained in Germany.
• Private Holmes, Royal Munster Fusiliers, prisoner at Sennelager: enquiry from his sister, Mrs J Keene, of Alfreton, [Derbyshire].
• Treatment of British prisoners at Hanover:
• Treatment of British prisoners in Germany: letter from Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia, the Kaiser's son; letters and evidences on oath of ill-treatment of British prisoners in Germany (in docket no. 52324).
• Colonel Baddeley, late British pro-consul at Bruges: report of his arrest and treatment when detained in Germany.
• Prisoners' camps in Germany: supplementary report on Crefeld camp by US Consul, Cologne.
• Treatment of British prisoners in hospitals.
• Shooting of British prisoners-of-war by German troops: declarations by Johannes Martin, editor of Rotterdamsche Nieuwsblad, and W N J Van Ditmar, press correspondent of Rotterdam.
• Treatment of British prisoners at Gustrow.
• Lieut F A Sampson, detained at Burg: extracts from letters sent to his father, S A Samson of Kensington, describing his treatment as a prisoner of war.
• Clothing for prisoners at Ruhleben: lists of men with their requirements (in docket no. 54084).
• Ill-treatment of British wounded by Germans.
• British prisoners made to work on farms.
• Treatment of British prisoners at Süder-Zollhaus camp, Schleswig.
• Conditions of British prisoners of war in camps, Wetzlar and Altengrabow (near Magdeburg).
• Reports on prisoners' camps in Germany (in docket no. 54793).
• Assistance to British prisoners in Bavaria and Baden: includes list of names (in docket no. 56587).
• Purchase of food in Germany for British prisoners.
• Outbreak of typhus in prisoners' camps in Germany.
• Treatment of British prisoners of war by Germans: sworn statement by Peter Erler, German deserter.

Code 1218 File 1061 (papers 49333-59560).

File 1061 (pp.49333-59560).

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