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Miscellaneous (General): Prisoners, including: Invitation from the International...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/473
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- FO 383/473
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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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Miscellaneous (General): Prisoners, including:
Invitation from the International Red Cross Committee to attend a conference of Red Cross Societies of all belligerent parties at Geneva.
Request for information by the International Committee of the Red Cross about the rules and regulations of prisoner of war camps.
Report on the employment of prisoners of war in the UK.
Employment of uninterned enemy aliens.
Ratification of the Copenhagen Agreement by the Roumanian Chargé de Affaires.
Status of American citizens captured from SS Esmeraldas by German raider Moewe: C Robart, J Miller, L F Hanbury, R H Hendren, P Nagel and W Breen.
Supplies for Charles Bowman and Victor Henry, American citizens captured on the sailing ship Encore and interned at Karlsruhe and Gustrow respectively.
Nationality of Lieutenant A E Mackenzie, Seaforth Highlanders, interned at Villingen.
Procedure relating to recording the reports of the law officers of the Crown.
Remittance for enemy prisoners at Ahmednagar.
Execution of powers of attorney by prisoners of war.
Postal services to prisoners in Turkey and Bulgaria.
Supply of journals published in prisoner of war camps.
Alleged distribution of Red Cross parcels to Germans at Hameln camp.
Representation of prisoners of war by the Royal Air Force.
Internment camps in Denmark for invalid Allied prisoners.
Internment of Denmark of 820 Serbian youths.
Internment of enemy aliens in South Africa and Canada: includes news cuttings from the Cape Times.
German and Turkish prisoners of war under detention in British Guiana.
Rooms in the Clerk of Parliament Residences for Prisoners of War Department staff.
Appeal from the prisoners of Knockaloe for the exchange of the families of prisoners of war.
Report by the Senior Medical Officer on Father Hofbaum and Father Heinz, interned at Ahmednagar.
Sanitary conditions at camp at Ahmednagar.
Work of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) among prisoners in Germany.
List of parcels (mostly containing athletic equipment) sent to prisoners in Germany through the YMCA in Holland.
Applications for export to British prisoners of war.
Establishment of a supplies depot in Switzerland.
Prayer books and hymn books for Dr Harte to distribution among prisoners' camps in Germany.
The Messenger to the Prisoners of War magazine.
Code 1250 Files 57939-98300.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Files 57939-98300.
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- Open Document, Open Description
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