Item FO 383/57 - Germany: Prisoners, including: Exchange of incapacitated prisoners and medical personnel, including: Exchange of incapacitated prisoners....

Germany: Prisoners, including: Exchange of incapacitated prisoners and medical personnel, including: Exchange of incapacitated prisoners. Gefreite Albert Krueger, wounded German prisoner interned on Isle of Wight (docket no. 90201). Payment of sanitary personnel. Exchange of sanitary personnel in the colonies. Disabled officers still prisoners in Germany. Exchange of severely wounded (incapacitated) prisoners of war. Capt George Bellville, wounded prisoner of war in Germany: enquiry from his mother, Mrs Bellville of Bembridge, Isle of Wight (docket no. 103526). Ernst von Schweinichen, prisoner of war at Dorchester camp: possible exchange (docket no. 104722). Arrangements with Dutch Government for conveying British wounded. Repatriation of soldiers and officers incapable of further service. Exchange of sanitary service staff and incapacitated prisoners. Standard of incapacity for repatriation. Exchange of sanitary personnel: Australia. Repatriation of British wounded from Germany. Repatriation of German sanitary personnel. Repatriation of Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) prisoners from Germany. Exchange of sanitary personnel: South Africa. Canadian Army Medical Corps prisoners: Private G R Carr and Private A W Walsh, both 3rd Field Ambulance, 1st Canadian Division (docket nos. 126031 and 132629). Johann Wegener, member of Landwehr, German prisoner of war in Jersey, said to be unfit for military service: enquiry from his father, Hermann Wegener of Minden, regarding possible exchange (docket nos. 126357 and 136792). British medical personnel remaining in German hands. Dr Glantz, prisoner of war interned in New Zealand (docket no. 136030). Surgeon Ernest Charles Holtom, Royal Navy, detained in German East Africa: enquiry from his mother, of Reading. Dr E Strauss and Dr Pfeiffer, officers late of German hospital ship Ophelia (docket no 139798). Private A James Bailey, Royal West Kent Regiment, wounded prisoner at Friedrichsfeld (docket nos. 140652 and 152278). Exchange of medical personnel from South West Africa. Capt Malcolm Sandeman, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, wounded prisoner at Crefeld (docket no. 146462). Sanitary Sergeant Anton Meier, detained at Handforth (docket no. 146589). Lieut W A de C O'Grady, Canadian military prisoner of war in Germany: enquiry from his brother Lieut G W de C O'Grady (docket no. 150131). Corporal James Mulcahy, 1st Cheshire Regiment, prisoner at Limburg (docket no. 152278). Corporal Thomas Ernest Cooper, British Columbia Regiment, wounded prisoner at Giessen (docket no. 153178). Capt A C Vidal, Royal Army Medical Corps, in Wittenburg (docket no. 159107). Repatriation of German medical personnel from South West Africa. Capt J H C Coulston, 1st King's Own Regiment, prisoner at Beeskow (docket no. 162095). [ NOTE: several dockets include lists of prisoners, or make reference to individuals, including docket nos. 104514, 112035, 116894, 120801, 142156, 147298 (all German) and 118621, 128204, 152591 (all UK)]. Code 1218 File 35580 (papers 87882-162095).

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