Nansen Relief Organisation in Berlin ("Nansenhilfe")

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R1706/42/6295/6037 Relief organisation for prisoners of war in Russia and Siberia during the winter - Telegram to Dr Nansen; Quotes telegram received from M. Tchitcherin for information of Dr Nansen; Soviet Government recognises Dr Nansen's relief organisation and promises to co-operate on condition that distribution of relief is controlled by the Russian Centrovak and local organisations. File 1920.08.19
R1706/42/7640/6037 Dr Nansen's relief organisation for prisoners of war left in Siberia during the winter - Transmits copy of dispatch (No.717) to the Foreign Office London from the British Minister in Stockholm stating that Miss Elsa Brandstroem has appealed through the Swedish Press for money and clothing for prisoners of war still in Siberia; Miss Brandstroem in a public lecture has drawn attention to the hopeless plight of these men. File 1920.09.29-1920.10.26
R1706/42/14161/6037 Dr Nansen's relief organisation for prisoners of war - Letter to Dr Nansen informing him of M. Frick's proposal to utilise money refunded by the Hungarian Government to the Nansenhilfe fund, for relief in Petrograd. File 1921.07.21-1921.07.22
R1706/42/6232/6037 Relief organisation for prisoners of war in Siberia during the winter - Letter to M. Ador explaining the position; American Y.M.C.A. anxious to assist; Asks that International Red Cross Representative in Berlin may join in the week; Swedish Red Cross wish to spend some money in this way; Soviet Government have given consent and promised assistance, provided the distribution may be controlled by the Russian Centrovak and local organisations. File 1920.08.24
R1706/42/6290/6037 Relief organisation for prisoners of war in Russia and Siberia during the winter - Enquires how soon work can begin; Very good man Mr. Pant Anderson, now in Berlin, prepared to start immediately; Party of Y.M.C.A. secretaries, all formerly workers in Russia, leaving New York August 27; Will recommend best when names known. File 1920.08.24