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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including: Transmission of funds to Alfred Fitzgerald...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/359
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FO 383/359
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Date (When the record was created)
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1918
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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including:
Transmission of funds to Alfred Fitzgerald interned at Karlstein from his wife.
Enquiry from Cyril Ross-Bell as to whether he will be repatriated and the transmission of funds to him in Austria.
Cancellation of remittances to Mrs E Gundry and Madame Norman Neruda.
Complaints of pilfering from parcels to prisoners.
Appeal against the import duty at Raabs, Karlstein, Oberhollabrunn and Drosendorf.
Payment of relief from the British Relief Fund for Alfred James Hollick and Hugh L Raynbird.
No further need of parcels at Markl camp.
Pilfering parcels sent to Captain T Costello and Captain H J Brooks.
Flour rations of British civilians confined at Raabs.
Food parcels from Holland to Lieutenant W A Maclean at Salzerbad.
Message from Captain G W Phillimore concerning the shortage of food for prisoners in Austria-Hungary.
Enquiry form for Nellie Garner in Vienna from Mrs E L Shelton, Wraysbury, Buckinghamshire.
Report on conditions in internment camps in UK.
Reported release of all British civilian prisoners in Austria and restriction of correspondence.
Conditions at Knockaloe.
Report by the Swedish Legation on internment camps at Knockaloe and Douglas.
Complaints by Austo-Hungarian Committee at Knockaloe.
Elimination of margarine from diet of prisoners at Oldcastle.
Reports by the Swedish Legation on internment camps at Hackney Wick, Islington and Feltham.
Elimination of fats from diet of prisoners at Knockaloe and Douglas.
Code 1203 Files 388-2747 (to paper 49874).
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Files 388-2747 (to pp.49874).
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