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Germany (British Civilians), Prisoners, including: Report on conditions at Havelberg...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/425
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FO 383/425
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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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Germany (British Civilians), Prisoners, including:
Report on conditions at Havelberg prisoner of war camp.
List of British civilians interned at Havelberg camp.
Visit by a representative of the Netherland Legation, Berlin to the Havelberg camp.
British civilians transferred from Ruhleben camp to Havelberg camp.
Reprisals for the treatment of British prisoners at Havelberg camp.
Alleged outbreak of typhus at Havelberg camp in November 1917.
Failure of parcels to reach prisoners at Havelberg camp.
Arrest of Oswald William Schabert, British civilian interned at Havelberg.
Trial of Dunstan Hall, British civilian prisoner interned at Havelberg.
Trial of Oswald William Schabert, interned at Havelberg.
Question of the return to Berlin of British subjects who had been removed to Havelberg from Ruhleben.
Return to Ruhleben of prisoners transferred to Havelburg for attempted escape.
Request by Frederic Voigt for his exchange against a German subject - George Smidt.
Request by H G Hopkirk, a British prisoner at Camp Havelberg for medical assistance.
Recent arrivals of prisoners to Havelberg camp.
Request for repatriation by Edward Clively and his family.
Request for repatriation by C E Greaves and his family.
Despatch of parcels to prisoners at Havelberg.
Request for repatriation by Dr Henri Beland.
Delivery of theatrical properties for Ruhleben.
Internment in Holland or repatriation of Colonel G W Mitchell, Colonel Ward and Lieutenant G T Micking and Lieutenant Budden.
Request for information on Captain Emil Richard von der Osten, Reserve Officer Prisoner.
Request for information on the status of prisoner Captain P H Anderson.
Repatriation or internment in Holland of British and German reserve officers and retired officers.
Repatriation from Germany of Brigadier-General Bradley.
Repatriation of 'Close' and 'Blomberg', German civilians interned in Holland.
Request by Captain P H Anderson for repatriation.
Code 1218A Files 10391-11803.
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Files 10391-11803.
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Open Document, Open Description
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