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Germany: Prisoners, including: Lord Newton's Mission to the Hague to discuss internment...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/306
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- FO 383/306
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1917
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Description (What the record is about)
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Germany: Prisoners, including:
Lord Newton's Mission to the Hague to discuss internment of British and German prisoners of war in Holland.
Death of Captain R W S Stiven, Royal Scots Fusiliers, at Mainz Hospital.
Case of Clemens Räcker, a German prisoner at Woking, sentenced to one year's imprisonment for refusal to carry out dangerous work.
Case of Johann Biercher, a German prisoner at Woking, sentenced to nine months' imprisonment for refusal to work.
German prisoners charged income tax while interned at Hackney Wick.
Alleged ill treatment of Germans interned at Schiras (Shiraz).
Inadequate supply of toilet paper for British prisoners in Germany.
Treatment of British prisoners when under arrest inadequate bread rations.
Chilean nationality of Oscar Mengelbier interned at Alexandra Palace and his repatriation.
Petition from Knockaloe Camp Captains to International Red Cross Committee for the exchange of prisoners of war.
Internment of black British seamen and British Indian civilians in Havelberg Camp.
Indian prisoners interned at Grossenbaum, Düsseldorf.
Report by Dr Romer on a visit to Dubeningken, near Goldap, concerning twenty Indian civilian prisoners.
Names of invalid British prisoners held in camps in Germany.
Draft of agreement between British and German delegates to the Hague on the treatment of prisoners and their internment in a neutral country.
Hague Agreement relating to Canadian prisoners of war in Germany.
British prisoners employed in occupied Russian territory and the Hague Agreement.
Agreements for the exchange and repatriation of prisoners.
Hague Agreement regarding reprisals on prisoners of war.
Enquiry from Private J Mann, Royal Scots Fusiliers, interned at Minden, if the application of remission of punishments in the Hague Agreement applies to prisoners on trial. Also includes correspondence concerning the case of Private E Vokins, 1st Royal Berks.
Interpretation and amendment of the Hague Agreement.
Non-employment of repatriated prisoners.
Code 1218 Files 129243-136557.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Files 129243-136557.
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- Public Record(s)
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Language (The language of the record)
- English and German
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- Open Document, Open Description
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