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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including: Transportation of effects of Austro-Hungarian...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/366
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- FO 383/366
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1918
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Description (What the record is about)
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Austria-Hungary: Prisoners, including:
Transportation of effects of Austro-Hungarian subjects who died during internment in the UK.
Petition for the exchange of Ernest J O'Dell interned at Drosendorf.
Continuation of remittance to Adelaide Carter and Anna Gibbons.
Enquiry concerning the welfare and whereabouts of Susan Patterson.
Request for the repatriation of Mr John Ulrich Theodor Shiell, interned at Katzenau, due to ill-health.
Transmission of a message from Rachel Goldstein, aged 11, interned at Markl, to her mother Esther Goldstein of 86 Thistle Street, Glasgow.
Punishments inflicted on officer prisoners for attempting to escape, including Army Council instructions on the matter.
Message to Leslie M Bown from his mother Letitia Bown of Theobalds Road, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.
Red Cross parcels and bread sent by Alexander Horwitz to his sons interned at Karlstein.
Enquiry concerning the welfare of Alice Edith Pratt in Budapest.
Repatriation of Herbert Chittenden, interned at Raabs, due to ill health.
Request for permission to send money to Captain Henry J Brooks interned at Salzerbad.
Enquiry concerning the welfare of Orestes Kadrnka, interned at Gratz.
Passports for British subjects with permission to leave Austria and return to UK through France:
- Jessie Langridge
- Eveline (Eveleen) Marnane
- Eva McGrath
- Johnina Jane Talbot
- Emma Catherine Grierson
- Anette O'Donoghue
- Agnes Josephine Cardwell
- Anna C M Griesbach
- Emma Hilda E Griesbach
- J Calcott Gaskin
- Harold René Marcel Thorp
- Ernest Roger Thorp
- Andrew Munro and his daughter Sophie Munro
- William Augustus Boxall
- Ivy Browne
- Ada Margaret Swanson
- Jessie Finniecomb and her sister Minnie Cross
- Kezia Martha Brown Acheson
- Mary O'Brien
- Alexander Anderson
- Laura Karolina Geary
Funds for school fees in Switzerland of son of Edward Blyth in Vienna.
Request for repatriation of Geoffrey Charles Claridge, interned at Drosendorf, due to ill-health.
Request for permission to send remittance to Charles Arthur Perkin in Vienna.
Application for release of Franz and Max Stross interned at Sidi Bishr, Alexandria.
Request for the repatriation of Victor Checkley Farrell.
Enquiry as the whereabouts and welfare of George Hewson Oldfield
Death of William Henry MacGarcey on 27th November 1914 in Vienna.
Enquiry concerning the whereabouts and welfare of Mary Kerin from her brother Michael P Kerin, of Knockrour, County Kerry, Ireland.
Proposal to intern Mr C Pankhurst as a reprisal for the internment, on the outbreak of war with Italy, of Spiridon Manoli, the Austro-Hungarian Consular Agent at Alexandria.
Release of Spiridon Manoli, the Austro-Hungarian Consular Agent at Alexandria.
Repatriation of Mr A Harold Fowweather at Deutsch Gabel.
Status of Royal Army Medical Corps personnel.
Proposed exchange of Dr Robert Janowsky for Geoffrey Charles Claridge at Drosendorf or John William Brown at Raabs or Dr William Horace Sodeau at Raabs or Mr A E Jones.
Code 1203 Files 50999-100810.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Files 50999-100810.
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- Public Record(s)
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- English and French
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- Open Document, Open Description
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