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Germany: Prisoners, including:
Parcels and correspondence for prisoners, military prisoners, and prisoners of war, including:
- Parcels for seamen prisoners at Ruhleben: enquiry from Mrs A Retallack of Bayswater, London, in respect of her brother.
- Correspondence to interned civilians: Daniel Rowlands, prisoner in Germany; enquiry from his father, William Rowlands of Aberdare.
- Parcels for prisoners of war in Germany.
- Charges for parcels to Germany: Canada and New Zealand.
- Parcels for German prisoners in UK.
- Customs duty on parcels for prisoners of war in Germany.
- Correspondence of German prisoners in Isle of Man.
- Free admission into Newfoundland of presents for enemy prisoners of war.
- Correspondence of Germans interned at Nairobi.
- Delay in letters to prisoners of war in UK: difficulties of censorship.
- Correspondence regulations for prisoners at Hong Kong.
- Clothes and food for British prisoners in Germany.
- Free transportation by rail of parcels for prisoners in UK.
- Postal correspondence of prisoners of war in St Lucia.
- Postal correspondence with German prisoners of war in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
- Correspondence regulations of Ruhleben prisoners.
- Correspondence regulations for prisoners at Jamaica.
- Insurance of parcels for prisoners in Germany and UK.
- Letters to prisoners of war at Ruhleben: allegations of their destruction; enquiry from John Burrell Marchant of St John's, SE London, in respect of his son, John Guyse Marchant at Ruhleben.
- Enquiry regarding Albert Weiler, German internee in St Lucia, and correspondence regulations at Trinidad.
- Letters addressed from British territories to US Ambassador, Berlin.
- Postal facilities for prisoners of war: Canada.
- Correspondence regarding British officers in Germany.
- Parcels for civilian prisoners in Germany: enquiry from Dan Brearley of Batley.
- Parcels for interned persons in Germany: enquiry from Mrs Davidson of Glasgow, wishing to send parcels to her husband, a prisoner of war in Germany.
- Postal facilities for prisoners at Wittenburg.
- Correspondence of prisoners of war in Germany: complaints concerning German prisoners, Gustav Dorn and Arthur Adler.
- Parcel addressed to Private A Kirk, English prisoner of war at Sennelager; information for Mr W Kirk of Coventry.
- Parcels for Lieutenant J M Rose-Troup; information for his mother, Mrs Frances Rose-Troup, of Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex.
- Parcels for Petty Officer E H Bonney; information for his father, Mr S R Bonney of Lewisham, London.
- Correspondence of British prisoners in hospitals.
- Correspondence and detention of military doctors in Germany.
- Free freight for parcels for civilians.
- Correspondence of camps where there is contagious disease.
- Correspondence for British prisoners in Germany: Major McGregor, 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers.
- Parcels for George Richardson, civilian prisoner at Ruhleben: enquiry from his son, Mr W Richardson of County Durham.
- Gifts of foodstuffs for British prisoners in Germany: enquiry from Agent General for Queensland.
- Prisoner of war at Göttingen: enquiry from his mother, Mrs K Cook of Richmond, Surrey.
- Parcels addressed to Bernhard Kaufman, German subject residing at Trevor-Llangollen, North Wales.
- Parcels for Private D Toolan, King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, prisoner in Germany: enquiry from his wife.
- Regulations for parcels at Göttingen.
- Difficulty of corresponding with civilians interned at Wittenburg.
- Free freight of parcels to civilian prisoners in Great Britain or Ireland: War Office clarification of regulations.
Code 1218 File 83 (to paper 61925).
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