Objekt FO 383/180 - Germany: Prisoners, including: John and Joseph Bontoft, interned at Ruhleben, First Engineers of British fishing...

Germany: Prisoners, including: John and Joseph Bontoft, interned at Ruhleben, First Engineers of British fishing vessels of Boston, Lincolnshire: question of allowances of money for their wives. Archives of HM former Legation at Darmstadt, and personal effects of Lord Acton, formerly Chargé dAffaires there. Proposed repatriation of German prisoner (surnamed Beilken) from Hong Kong. Scientific material left by German expeditions in German New Guinea. Major Charles Robert Hall, internee: not punished by Germans for his attempt to escape. Miss Kathleen Pearson, maintained at the Ursulinen-Pensionat, Coblenz: letters to her father, W M Pearson of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; her brother Vincent Pearson a civil prisoner at Ruhleben, Germany. Captain Roser, German officer: decoration found on his body: letter from his wife to be transmitted to Lieutenant Colonel G D Goodman; letter from Lieutenant Reinhardt containing information on the death of Captain C J (W J) Maffett, 2nd Leicester Regiment. Joseph Armfield: request for an allowance to be paid to his wife by his employers, The Boston Deep Sea Fishing & Ice Co, Ltd. Treatment and repatriation of German subjects resident in North Borneo, including: Detention of Zander and Petersen. Transfer of prisoners from North Borneo to Australia. German prisoners in internment camp at Tenom. Repatriation of Reverend P Schule and family. Ernest Ernico Heiman, British civilian subject interned in Germany. Reverend H M Williams, British Chaplain at St Georges Church, Berlin: allowance to be paid to him in recognition of his work in visiting internment camps. Frederick Carter, formerly interned at Ruhleben, Germany: his request that HM Government should reimburse his wife for her expenses of repatriation from Belgium. Sir Edward Goschen, HM Ambassador at Berlin: his household furniture and effects to pass through HM Customs without examination. Mrs Rhoda M Hill, widow of the late British Vice Consul at Libau, Russia: financial assistance for her. Pastor Paul Coerper: money to be paid to him. Captain Jocelyn Lucas, interned at Friedberg im Hessen, Germany: his request for bran oats for rabbits; enquiry from Harrods Ltd whether a licence is necessary for their export. Age at which men are liable to military service in Germany. First Lieutenant Hermann Raydt, deceased, a German subject employed as a master pilot by the Suez Canal Company: his mothers concerns for his personal property at Port Said, Egypt. E H Müller, invalid German in United States: his safe-conduct refused by M Jusserand, French Ambassador at Washington. Employment of British and French prisoners in German munition factories: punishments meted out to them for their refusal. Code 1218 Files 18436-21136.

The National Archives >> Records created or inherited by the Foreign Office >> Records of various First World War Departments >> Foreign Office: Prisoners of War and Aliens Department: General Correspondence from 1906

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