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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including: Requests for release of individuals from detention,...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/115
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- FO 383/115
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1916
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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including:
Requests for release of individuals from detention, including:
- Austrians and Hungarians arrested before the outbreak of war and interned at Alexandra Palace, London.
- Karl Staffe, interned at Donington Hall, Derby.
- Alexander Pollacsek.
- Anton K Gebauer, Austrian scientist and explorer, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India.
- Johann Orben, Hungarian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man.
- Oscar John Raush, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Morris Pins: repatriated via Tilbury, Essex, and Flushing, Netherlands.
- Ludwig Kota, Hungarian subject.
- Leo Kunodi, Austrian subject, interned at Wakefield, Yorkshire.
- Leopold Krimmel, interned at Knockaloe Camp: repatriated via Gravesend, Kent, and Flushing, Netherlands.
- Nikolaj Semczuk, Austrian subject, interned at Alexandra Palace, London.
- Hans Lehmann, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Sandor Batki, Hungarian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Rabbi Ascher K Spira, Austrian subject, interned at Douglas Camp, Isle of Man: repatriated.
- Walentin Swistara, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Fodor Ruznak, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- Plas Spilik, Givancich Vasca, Vasilika Groza, Michael Zeliva, Simon Olariu and Giovanni Takacs, interned at Stobs Camp, near Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland.
- Moriz Wand, Austrian subject, interned at Knockaloe Camp.
- A Kintzl, Austrian subject, interned at Gibraltar.
- Andrea Mandick, Austrian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp, India.
- Repatriation of crews of Austro-Hungarian merchant vessels.
- Dr Robert Janowsky, Austrian surgeon employed by the Government of the Netherlands, interned at Alexandra Palace.
- Adolf Stross, merchant of Alexandria, interned at Egypt.
- Roman Kasperski, Austrian subject.
- Petro Worobec, Austrian subject.
- Dr Lucian Sandrin, Austrian subject, interned at Ahmednagar Camp.
- Osias Krupka, Austrian subject, interned at Douglas Camp, Isle of Man.
- Gustave Krebs, Austrian subject, interned at Stobs Camp, near Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland: employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company; petition for his release signed by residents of Renovo, Pennsylvania.
- Count Stefan Zichy, interned at Douglas Camp, Isle of Man.
- Josef Kielnicki, Austrian subject, interned at Stratford, London.
- Rudolf A Lederer, Austrian subject, repatriated via Gravesend, Kent, and Flushing, Netherlands.
- Heinrich Jacobson, Austrian subject, interned at Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia.
- Andor Fischer, Hungarian subject, interned at Cairo.
- Ferdinand Lorenz Vukusic, Austrian subject, interned at Alexandra Palace.
Code 1203 File 890 (papers 60537-152243).
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- File 890 (pp.60537-152243).
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