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R1705/42/6842/5774 German and Austrian Prisoners of War in South Russia - States that transports which are at present repatriating Russians will be available early in October and could be used for repatriating Germans and Austrians from the Crimea; Suggests that S.S. Siam leaving Brest for Black Sea about September 10 with supplies for General Wrangel's army could be utilised on her return journey for the transport of these prisoners. File 1920.06.23-1920.09.18
R1705/42/7059/5774 Hungarian prisoners detained in Constantinople and the Balkans - Correspondence relative to the release of these prisoners who are said to be detained by French and British military authorities; The Foreign Office denies that there are any Hungarian prisoners in these districts, detained by British authorities. File 1920.08.18-1920.09.22
R1705/42/5896 Transport of Prisoners of War - Baltic Route Sub-sub-series 1920-1922
R1705/42/6288/5896 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Transport: Baltic Route) - Telegram to Dr Nansen; Has received no reply from Mr Thompson about the "Lilli Woermann"; Has no time to go himself to Hamburg; Contradicts rumour that 40,000 prisoners are collected in Moscow. File 1920.08.18
R1705/42/6612/5896 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Transport: Baltic Route) - Letter to Dr Nansen thanking him for his efforts on behalf of the prisoners, but urging that more and larger ships be provided for this route. File 1920.08.25-1920.09.07