Germany: Prisoners, including: Enquiries in connection with German prisoners. Enquiry...

FO 383/420

1918

Germany: Prisoners, including:

Enquiries in connection with German prisoners.

Enquiry regarding British prisoners in German hands and the large number of deaths to have recently occurred.

Claim by Mrs M G Hilton for pay for services rendered during her internment by the German Government and requesting compensation for wrongful detention in East Africa.

Request for notification of the place of burial of German prisoners of war who died in hospital in France.

Attempt of the Salford and District Committee to raise £25,000 to send parcels of food to the Lancashire Fusiliers prisoners of war and contribution of £1000 by Salford Town Council.

Allowances to prisoners of war at Knockaloe.

Enquiry about the welfare of Doctor Oskar Mohaupt, suffering from gun shot wounds.

Request by Berthold Hailer, a German merchant of Aalen for a life certificate for his son, Gustav Hailer, interned at Ahmednagar.

Report of the death of Charles Guilleaume Lucien Ungebauer, German subject who was Consul at Porto Novo.

Report on the School Work in Camp 1, Knockaloe, 1914-1917.

Despatch of parcels form Switzerland to prisoners of war in Germany.

Terms of the armistice agreement with Germany.

Prisoners of war remaining in Germany at Christmas.

Treatment of interned enemy civilians in South Africa.

Communication with internment camps and interned civilians.

Establishment of an office in London for providing assistance to German prisoners of war.

Proposed establishment of a Danish Red Cross Society Branch in London.

Tombstone for the grave of the late Sergeant S T Parker buried at Aachen.

Accounts of the British Military Fund.

Relief for German subjects interned in Australia.

Question of discontinuance of relief to prisoners in 'enemy' countries.

Case of Madame Cardon, sentenced to twenty years of imprisonment in Germany for helping to conceal a British prisoner.

Recognition of Madame Chalandre and Madame Preux for their concealment of British prisoners.

Request for information on missing officers and men.

Report on heavy mails of food parcels received in Britain from Germany.

Conveyance of thanks from the British government to Monsieur Rene Dubois, medical student resident at Louvain for services to British prisoners of war in Soltau Hanover.

Report by John C High on his work while a prisoner of war in Germany.

Receipts and acknowledgement of money due to repatriated prisoners of war from Germany.

Question whether payment can be made to British civilians formerly interned in Germany of the equivalent of credits shown to be due to them in bank books issued at internment camps in Germany.

Application by Captain Crombie of the SS Spithead for the repayment in sterling of his camp savings at Wahmbeck.

Vouchers in the possession of British officers repatriated from Germany enclosing German vouchers for money due to them at the internment camps from which they were released.

Collection of credits shown by camp books or receipts due to British Mercantile Marine officers formerly interned in Germany.

Effects of Stephen Reilly.

Request by Mrs F Pantervelt in East Africa to the Secretary of the Prisoners of War Department for his views on her transfer either to her husband's internment camp in Egypt or to Germany.

Recovery by the British Government of expenditure incurred in Germany.

Treatment of Private George Irwin Ogilvie.

Protection against capture of Lieutenants Nathan and J Schmitz, interned at Redmires, Sheffield, since the signing of the Armistice on 11 November.

Code 1218 Files 114407-119696.

Files 114407-119696.

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