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Germany: Prisoners, including: Crew of steamship Clan Mactavish , sunk by German...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/183
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- FO 383/183
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1916
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Germany: Prisoners, including:
Crew of steamship Clan Mactavish, sunk by German armed vessel Möwe.
Curt Hildebrandt, formerly German Consul in British Honduras.
Employment of German prisoners on munitions.
Property of the Scots Church at Dresden.
Lieutenant T K Allsop, interned at Ingolstadt, Germany: his request for athletic goods.
Proposed return of two German nuns, Reverend Mother Ignatius Haslinger and Sister Alacoque Moosmann, to their missions in Southern Rhodesia.
Private Victor Elliston, Second Suffolk Regiment, interned at Döberitz: his accidental death.
A V H Adams: his furniture at Freiburg.
Pastor Richard Handmann, German missionary: his proposed repatriation from India.
Places of burial of members of German and British forces.
Doctor Victor Schneider: his charges for legal advice given to the British Embassy, Berlin.
Adam Milne and Daniel Williamson, imprisoned for attempting to escape from Ruhleben Camp.
Code 1218 Files 31991-35314.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Files 31991-35314.
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- Open Document, Open Description
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