Kriegsgefangenschaft
10 Archival description results for Kriegsgefangenschaft
Three fiches. Contains: Machine copy of the handwritten manuscript. The manuscript was written by E. Dannholz in 1979 with corrections. After the death of Dannholz (1918 in captivity), the manuscript fell into the hands of his wife with the request to "ensure that the records are sent to the people in Pare, for they contain their Geschichte´".
Leipziger MissionswerkContains among other things: Daughter as missionary woman in Cameroon, English prisoner of war
Contains among other things: Reichskolonialamt: "The Colonial Germans from D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a in Belgian Captivity". Print, 1918 "Kriegs-Zeitschrift der Hamburg-Amerika-Linie Nr. 31". Pressure, 10.8.1918 American law against espionage and other political crimes. Print, 15.6.1917 British parliamentary printed matter concerning trade with the enemy, 16.4.1918 "Report of the chief machinist Lehmann about his experiences in Russian-Siberian and English war captivity", without date.
contains among other things: Staff of the "Rhine" group for the repatriation of German prisoners of war; repatriation questions from Argentina; appeals and communications from naval officer associations; list of the crew of the "Emden" small cruiser detained in Malta; monetary compensation after return from captivity; list of warships of which crew members are in captivity or internment; prevention and prosecution of attempts to defraud transit camps, district commandos and other military personnel. A.; List of Samoa Germans returning home on steamship "Wilhelm"; Fees of navy members captured in war after re-arrival in their homeland