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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R1706/42/6287/5949 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Vladivostok Route) - Quotes for information of Dr Nansen; Telegram received from American Relief Committee in New York stating that ships conveying prisoners will leave Vladivostok the middle of September. File 1920.09.02
R1706/42/6340/5949 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Transport via Vladivostok) - Soviet Government refuses to recognise the Japanese guarantee as valid and desires the words "so far as the Japanese Government has occupied Siberia" added after "et du peuple japonais en Sibérie"; Russian prisoners are being informed of their possible repatriation via Vladivostok. File 1920.08.26-1920.09.07
R1706/42/6463/5949 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Transport: Vladivostok Route) - Telegraphic correspondence relative to appointment of doctors to the "Steigerwald" and the "Frankfurt" and purchase of necessary drugs and instruments; also cargoes for these boats on their return journey to Europe. File 1920.08.28
R1706/42/6671/5949 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Transport: Vladivostok Route) - Transmits copies of telegrams received from the International Red Cross delegate at Budapest relative to the method and cost of repatriating prisoners from Eastern Siberia. File 1920.09.04-1920.09.09
R1706/42/6673/5949 Repatriation of Prisoners of War (Transport: Vladivostok Route) - Transmits copy of telegram from the International Red Cross delegate at Budapest relative to ships secured by the American Repatriation Committee, the cost to be at the rate of $100 per man; Prisoners in Eastern Siberia will all be repatriated this autumn. File 1920.09.09