Germany: Prisoners, including: Private H Joyce, interned at Düsseldorf: request for his transfer to Switzerland on health grounds. Leutnant zur See Karl Spindler, interned at Donington Hall, including: Extract from proceedings of the Prize Court in The Times of 3 February 1917 relating to SS Libau. Letter from Leutnant Spindler to the German Foreign Office. Decision by the German Government not to appoint a legal representative in the proceedings in the Prize Court relating to the capture of SS Libau. Confirmation that three prisoners who escaped from Islington Camp were not German subjects. Karl Schwarz and Paul Hübner: sentence to six months military confinement for escaping from Woburn Camp. Peter Gastreich, interned in the UK: refusal of his application for parole to visit his sick mother in Germany. Captain B L Erskine, interned at Clausthal: letter from the Foreign Office to his cousin, Mr Coningsby Erskine, explaining that Captain Erskine could not be granted parole to visit the UK. British memorandum on the preferential treatment accorded to certain classes of German non-commissioned officer prisoners. Complaints by German prisoners (names in docket no.15935) interned in British Honduras. Miss Christina Zimmerman, a German subject at Kingstown, Ireland: police report and statement by her sister, Marie Zimmerman. Missing British prisoners, including: Private Albert Smith, believed to be interned at Wahn: information from the German authorities that he had been transferred to Langensalza Camp. Captain P A Blythe: confirmation by Captain F Wolfenden that he had been captured at Guillemont, France. Lieutenant Erich Schiller: repatriation from India, including: Departure of Lieutenant Schiller with his wife and child from Bombay, India, to Durban, South Africa. Detention of Lieutenant Schiller at Pietermaritzburg Camp, and of his wife at Durban. Request by the German authorities for Lieutenant Schiller and his wife to be allowed to proceed to Germany. German memorandum requesting the release of Lieutenant Schiller and Visefeldwebel der Reserve Reepen as incapacitated prisoners. Captain Alan Vidal: comments on a German medical report on conditions at Wittenberg Camp during a typhus epidemic. Allegations of the existence of secret internment camps for British prisoners in Germany, with a list of names of witnesses (in docket no.16898). Detention of the master and crew of the American ship SS Hannametal , including: Statement by Captain Theodor Hannig, protesting about his detention at Berrima Camp, New South Wales. Information that the captain and three officers were German reservists of military age. Mr M F A Fraser: letter alleging that parcels sent to British troops and prisoners were being stolen or their contents removed within the UK. Carl von During, interned at Pietermaritzburg, South Africa: decision not to allow the transmission of his request for German nationality to the German authorities. Archdeacon Edgar Nies: distribution of food and supplies to British prisoners in Bavaria, including: Approval of the scheme by the German Ministry of War. Suggestion for the provision of candles to provide light for wounded prisoners requiring hospital treatment. Decision by the British Government not to authorise the despatch of candles to Germany. Question of the reimbursement of expenditure incurred by Archdeacon Nies. Extract from The Sunday Times of 21 January 1917 on the confiscation of food parcels by the German authorities. Complaint regarding alleged delays in replying to enquiries about the deaths of Indian prisoners interned at Zossen, with particular reference to the case of Narbahadur Gurung. Rifleman T Miskelly: query regarding information on the date of his death provided by the German Government. Correspondence regarding work performed by German prisoners at the Camp School at Douglas, Isle of Man. Proposal for the repatriation from Egypt of German subjects over fifty five years of age. Transfer by the German Government of a sum of money owed to certain British prisoners (names in docket no.20722) who had been repatriated. Private C F Browning: notification of his acquittal at a court martial held in Germany. British memorandum protesting about delays by the German authorities in bringing prisoners to trial, with particular reference to the case of Private C F Browning and Lieutenant C L Campbell. Second Lieutenant Lancelot Maclean-Hayes: request by his wife in Berlin for financial assistance. German subjects interned on Somes Island, New Zealand, including: Report by Dr Glantz recommending the transfer of the prisoners to another internment camp. Proposed transfer of prisoners to the internment camp at Motuihi Island. German missionaries detained in German East Africa, including: Question of the repatriation of the missionaries. List of German missionaries in Togoland (in docket no.47847), and recommendations by the French Government for their expulsion. Question of Catholic missionaries of the Order of the Saint Esprit of Alsatian origin (list of names, with brief comments, in docket no.103876). List of Catholic missionaries in the Mwanza and Bukoba Districts (in docket no.141406). Bishop Munsch: recommendation that he should be interned. Views of the Governor of the Gold Coast on the deportation of German missionaries from Togoland. Deportation of all German male missionaries of military age from Togoland. List (in docket no.232691) of members of Catholic missions in Moshi District. Expulsion of Swiss nationals employed by the Basel Mission Trading Society from the Gold Coast. Code 1218 Files 14926-20848.