Germany: Prisoners, including: Conditions for British civilian prisoners in Germany,...

Germany: Prisoners, including:

Conditions for British civilian prisoners in Germany, including:

• Theodore Kleine: his return to Australia via Britain.
• Remittance to Mr Asher at Ruhleben from The Committee for the Relief of Interned British Jews in Germany.
• Ernest Breakwell: he contradicts complaints of ill-treatment in Dr Weiler's Sanatorium. Weekly or monthly reports on the sanatorium requested for the use of the Sub-Committee for Civilian Prisoners of War. Fees charged at the sanatorium.
• William H Herbert, interned at Ruhleben.
• Cricket requisites for Ruhleben Camp.
• William Stanley Crosier, interned at Ruhleben: non-delivery of parcels.
• Tobacco and clothing supplies for Ruhleben.
• British subjects in Germany who are stated to have applied for naturalisation as German subjects.
• Issue of emergency passports to British subjects in Germany.
• Ruhleben magazine: 'Camp News'.
• G Mahnke, interned at Ruhleben: his reported pro-German sympathies. Australian Government has no objection to Mrs Mahnke returning to Australia.
• Return from Germany of alleged British subjects.
• Siegmund Fiedler, released from Germany: particulars concerning him received from High Commissioner for Australia.
• Gabriel Hohoff, detained in Dr Weiler's Sanatorium.
• Parcels sent to Ruhleben.
• Israel Cohen, civilian prisoner at Ruhleben.
• Victor Thompson: his release from Ruhleben.
• Mrs Barbara Roux, released from Germany.
• Mrs Kitty Dwarkades (born Alberta Kate Elsie Clark), British subject, expelled from Germany. Includes her birth certificate.
• Joseph and Moses Gelin, British subjects in Germany, wish to proceed to Canada.
• List of 10 British civilian prisoners who were released from Ruhleben on 6 April 1916 (in docket no.79113).
• Davidson Ketchum, Canadian prisoner at Ruhleben; his uncle, N F Davidson, complains of inaccuracies in report on Ruhleben Camp written by Mr Gerard, United States Ambassador at Berlin.
• Dental requiremets at Ruhleben.
• Conditions of diet and nutrition at Ruhleben.
• Wallace Ellison and G Ettlinger, British civilians imprisoned in the Municipal Prison at Berlin for attempting to escape from Ruhleben.

Code 1218 File 54 (papers 49575-103480).

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