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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including: Lists of Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war:...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/361
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FO 383/361
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Date (When the record was created)
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1918
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Description (What the record is about)
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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including:
Lists of Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war: transmission of lists.
Miss Isabel Susan Hyde, British subject in Tetschen, Bohemia: request for payment from relief fund; enquiry relative to her annuity from the Alliance Assurance Company Ltd.
Francis Parkhouse, British civilian prisoner of war in Vacz, Hungary: question of remittances and possible repatriation.
Miss Edith Chester, British subject at Zagreb: enquiries regarding her welfare from her mother, Mrs Francisca Chester, of Cheltenham.
The late Francis Stuart Wilkinson, British subject in Prague: enquiries regarding his death in 1916 and disposal of his personal effects.
Employment of British civilians in Austria-Hungary.
Prospects of release of British subjects interned in Austria.
Andrew Munro, civilian prisoner of war interned at Raabs, Austria: request for relief funds; possible transfer to Switzerland.
Gerald Bunn, in Austria: relief fund payments.
James L Fairholme, British civilian prisoner of war interned in Austria: relief fund payments.
Ilya Kukulyan, formerly Austrian prisoner of war: enquiry regarding delivery of his tools.
F D J MacKintosh, in Raabs, Austria: remittance of money.
Mrs Laycock, in Austria: request from Mr J W Laycock of Westield Keighley for remittances to be sent to his daughter-in-law.
Baroness de Ros, British subject in Austria: question of remittance payments and relief funds.
Mrs S A Marsh, British subject in Poland: question of remittance payments and relief funds.
Thomas E Welsh, interned in Austria-Hungary: payment of relief funds.
Alexander G Anderson, interned at Katzenau: enquiries into his health and eligibility for repatriation.
Mrs Sarah Ann Walker, in Austria: payment of relief funds.
Internment in Holland of British and Austro-Hungarian civilian subjects.
Proposal for internment in Holland of Austro-Hungarian officers against similar number of English officers from Austria.
Internment in Holland of Austro-Hungarian and British officers and prisoners.
Application by Austro-Hungarian prisoner to send money abroad.
Transmission to neutral countries by prisoners of war in UK of money in payment of parcels ordered by them.
Code 1203 Files 3721-8930.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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Files 3721-8930.
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English
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Open Document, Open Description
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