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Germany: prisoners, including: German Government reports on deaths by violence of...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/511
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- FO 383/511
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1919
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Description (What the record is about)
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Germany: prisoners, including:
German Government reports on deaths by violence of British prisoners of war:
- Privates Robert Thornton, Joseph MacAleer, John A Ware and John Lyon.
- Private H Tomlinson: letter requesting particulars on alleged suicide.
- Private John Rigby and Private Walter Riley.
- Captain Morritt.
- Private John Sullivan.
- Private Wilfrid Martin and Private Henry Hogg.
- Private Benjamin Stone; includes statement of Belgian prisoner, Julien Hennico, regarding Stone's alleged suicide.
- Private G A Arton Ashmead.
- Private H Tomlinson.
- Private Joseph Barry.
Death in Bombay of German subject, Frederick Zoller:
- Request by German Government for investigation.
- Despatch from Government of India giving particulars of Zoller's death.
Remuneration of British doctors and chaplains in Germany.
List of German military officials accused of war crimes.
Captain W G Pender and 2nd Lieutenant S R Pinder: correspondence with German Government querying which officer a German report intended to refer to.
S Kyd: letter of complaint regarding imprisonment and non-delivery of parcels.
Vatican request to provide religious services to German Catholics imprisoned in England.
Requests for transfer to the same prisoner of war camp of prisoners who are brothers:
- Lieutenants B W and J L Gregory.
- Reike and Johann Tunder.
- Robert and Fritz Wellhausen.
- Robert and Paul Maletzki.
- Paul Lutz and Karl Weissinger (step-brothers).
- Paul and Otto Böhme.
- Kurt and Friedrich Voigt.
- Franz and Rudolf Willers.
- Anton and Eduard Kersting.
- Oscar and Oswald Rabe.
- Karl and Bernhard Riecken.
- John and Nikolaus Meiers.
- Jäger Hermann Ude and Gefreiter Henrich Ude.
- Gustav, August, Robert and Fritz Schlemmer.
Code 1218 Files 513-627.
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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Former department reference (Former identifier given by the originating creator)
- Files 513-627.
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C2617754/
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