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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including: Treatment of Austro-Hungarian civilian prisoners...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/114
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- FO 383/114
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1916
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Description (What the record is about)
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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including:
Treatment of Austro-Hungarian civilian prisoners in the United Kingdom, India and the Colonies; reciprocal treatment of British and Austrian civilian prisoners.
Austro-Hungarian prisoners with Italian sympathies, including:
- Prisoners in Malta, India and Trinidad.
- Rudolfo and Lydia Butcovitch, detained at Belgaum, India: letter to the Commandant of Ahmednagar Camp, India.
- Bona fides of Austrian subjects of Italian nationality dwelling in London: representation from the Italian Ambassador.
- Edgar Rossegger, Austrian subject interned in India.
- Celeste Segna, prisoner in Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man.
- Giovanna Poporich petitions for release of her son Rocco, prisoner on the Isle of Man.
Requests for release of individuals from detention, including:
- Gustav Mohapel.
- Moses Frostig.
- Paul Terenzio, Austrian subject interned at Malta.
- Andrea Mandick.
- Andor Tyoran.
- Mrs Amelie Denso, wife of the Bombay agent of the Austrian Lloyd Steamship Company: interned at Belgaum Camp, Bombay, India.
- Repatriationof Austrians brought from Malta on the Braemar Castle.
- Zigmund Bartos and Moses Jakob.
- Otto Schmidt, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man.
- Paul Reiser, Austrian subject, arrested at Gibraltar and detained at Lofthouse Park Camp, Wakefield, Yorkshire.
- Karl Oplustil.
- Count Stephen Zichy.
- Walter Bergmann.
- Anton K Gebauer, Austrian subject interned at Katapahar, India.
- Anton Herzl, Austrian subject interned at Ahmednagar, India.
- Erwin Waldmann, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Karl Stubenvoll, Austrian subject, interned at Lofthouse Park Camp, Wakefield, Yorkshire.
- Oscar Rausch, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Anton Wikonski, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Oleksa Antoniuk, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Morris Pins, Austrian subject, arrested at Tilbury Docks, Essex, and interned at Alexandra Palace, London.
- Michel Bilyj, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Repatriation of priests of Austrian or Hungarian nationality interned in Colombo, Ceylon, or Australia.
- Roman Kasperski, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Petro Worobec, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Franz Stockinger, Austrian subject interned at Alexandra Palace, London.
- Gregor Magnus Bartsch, Austrian subject, interned at Lofthouse Park Camp, Wakefield, Yorkshire.
- Repatriation of Austro-Hungarian seamen.
- Walentin Swistara, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Pantaleon Dohatari, Austro-Hungarian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Ferdinand Mahn, Austrian subject interned at Alexandra Palace, London.
- Josef Chalupsky, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Vasil Opreszko, Austrian subject interned at Knockaloe Camp.
Code 1203 Files 548-890 (to paper 60531).
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Files 548-890 (to pp.60531).
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