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Supplies for Baltic Camps
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2 - Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)
Registry files
Registry files (1920-1927)
Prisoners of War
Supplies for Baltic Camps
Identifier
Title
Level of description
Date
Digital object
R1707/42/6948/6142
Repatriation of prisoners of war (Supplies for Baltic Camps) - States that telegram received from International Red Cross Berlin quotes quantities of food stuffs sent from Copenhagen to Stettin; As the figures given are enormous there is probably some mistake.
File
1920.09.15
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R1707/42/7060/6142
Repatriation of prisoners of war (Supplies for Baltic Camps) - Telegrams relative to the food supplies the ships to Stettin on the "Odin" and the "Stetmen"; no flour can be obtained at present.
File
1920.09.24
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R1707/42/6820/6142
Repatriation of prisoners of war (Supplies for Baltic Countries) - States that he (Mr Hamilton) has booked space on the S.S. "Wittiaz" sailing to Stettin on the 24th, and asks to be informed on receipt of permission from the Ministry of Food, for export of the goods.
File
1920.09.15
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R1707/42/6905/6142
Repatriation of prisoners of war (Supplies for Baltic Camps) - Asks for certain commodities to be sent to Stettin from Norway and Denmark will send others from London.
File
1920.09.17
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R1707/42/6142/6142
Repatriation of prisoners of war (Foodstuffs for Baltic Countries) - Enquires whether there are any British stocks of foodstuffs in Germany, which could be bought for the Baltic camps where situation is acute; Requests that Mr Thompson be pressed for reply respecting the "Lille Woermann".
File
1920.08.15-1920.08.16
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