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Germany, Prisoners, including: Anglo-German conference held at The Hague on the treatment...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/416
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- FO 383/416
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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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Germany, Prisoners, including:
Anglo-German conference held at The Hague on the treatment of prisoners.
Exchange of Australian prisoners in Germany.
Statistics on the number of combattant prisoners over 45 or over 40 and with three children, and their possible repatriation.
Civilian prisoners of war interned in Holland under The Hague Agreement.
Repatriation of German prisoners.
Exchange of Australian and South African prisoners in Germany.
Repatriation of all Indian prisoners in Germany and Holland.
Repatriation of prisoners possessing both British and Germany nationality.
Safe conduct of ships engaged in the transport of prisoners.
Repatriation of German subjects deported from Siam.
Exchange of British prisoners of war in Germany and Turkey.
Agreement between the British and German Governments concerning combatant prisoners of war and civilians.
Internment or deportation from China of German civilians.
Repatriation of submarine prisoners of war.
Repatriation of children with their parents.
Transmission of lists of British and German prisoners of war.
Application to India of the Hague Agreement of 1917.
Code 1218 File 65313 (papers 101103-111480).
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- File 65313 (pp.101103-111480).
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- Open Document, Open Description
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FO 383
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