Objekt FO 383/63 - Germany: Prisoners, including: Grant Duff, former British Minister in Dresden: transmission of package to Mr...

Germany: Prisoners, including: Grant Duff, former British Minister in Dresden: transmission of package to Mr Duff from Count Edward Montegelas, Bavarian Minister in Dresden, via US authorities in Munich. Parcels for British prisoners in Germany: enquiry from Mrs J E B Thilby of Dulverton, Somerset, regarding suitability of sending parcels through British Vice-Consul at Montreux. Jacob Sarner, Russian citizen of Stepney: enquiry regarding possibility of sending money to his relatives in German-occupied Poland. Herr Listemann, German Consul at Bushire: enquiry from German Government regarding his whereabouts and whether he was captured and imprisoned by military forces; report he had been handed over to military authorities in India for detention as prisoner of war. Mrs Minnie Heimann, wife of British subject, Ernst Heimann, interned at Ruhleben: application for remittance of money from UK. Godfrey Thomas, Attaché of late British Embassy, Berlin: rent due for his apartment in Berlin; arrangements for payment. Treatment of British prisoners and wounded by the Bavarians: information from German deserter, Philip Koerner. German clerics serving with the German forces. William Buhrig, German-born naturalised American: detention in the Orkney Islands. Young Mens Christian Association (YMCA) war building in Gottingen camp: reports of opening of first war prison YMCA at the camp. Uniforms of German prisoners interned in UK: alleged removal of cockades from helmets and caps. Treatment of British wounded: provision of artificial limbs and surgical appliances; question of reciprocity. Scottish Presbyterian Church in Dresden: requests from Marshall Field & Company, Chicago, USA, for permission to send money to American church managers in respect of mortgage interest payments and other expenses. German governess in UK: request for permission for German Governess of children of Herbert Mason, Englishman living in Geneva, Switzerland, to travel to Switzerland though France with one of his daughters from St Annes-on-the-Sea. Relief for Jewish prisoners and their families in Germany. Aid for German wounded from German cruiser Dresden. Care of prisoners of war by neutral commission: proposal by E P Prentys of Brentwood, Essex. Compensation or relief for interned civilians. Treatment and pay of Indian officer prisoners. German New Guinea: detention of German officials, including: Treatment of German officials from New Guinea: German Government statement that oath of neutrality extracted from German subjects is void. Capitulation of New Guinea: release of German officials under capitulation agreement; question of repatriations. German officials from New Guinea: German complaints regarding treatment, especially Mr Fabia. German officials in New Guinea: case of Herr Haber, Acting-Governor. German officials from New Guinea now in neutral countries. German missionaries in New Guinea. Return to Germany of Dr Richard Thurnwald, German ethnologist. Dr E Haber, late Governor of German New Guinea, and Lieut-Gen E A Wylde, RMLI: cancellation of paroles; later arrangements for exchange of paroles. Detention of German officials from New Guinea: request by German Government for repatriation of Oswald Banik, Otto Konradt, and Rudolf Hoek, all interned in concentration camp at Liverpool, near Sydney, Australia. Officials of the Protectorate of German New Guinea: German Government request for safe-conducts to be issued to Leo Mey, O Schumann and Franz Scholz. Repatriation of Herr Klink, former Stationsleiter [station controller] at Marobe, now interned in Australia: proceedings against him by military court. German officials from New Guinea: German Government request for repatriation of sixteen officials under capitulation agreement (in docket no. 172114) and a further five officials (in docket no. 172878); both dockets include lists of individuals. [ NOTE : several dockets make reference to other individuals requesting repatriation, including docket nos. 68617, 68618, 70841, 82452, 84398, 150155, 172873, 183721, 196159]. Code 1218 File 57568-60101.

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