Germany: Prisoners, including: William Kunz, German subject interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man: his objection to his son being enlisted into the British Army. Wilhelm Roderwald, German subject interned at Alexandra Palace, London: his objection to his son being enlisted into the British Army. Frau Johanna Langen, of Rotorua, Auckland, New Zealand: remittance to be sent to her. Dr Georg Richter, German subject interned at Lofthouse Park, Wakefield, Yorkshire: his Red Cross passport. Mrs G R Baunach: her personal effects left in Gotha, Germany. Clothing for Russian prisoners in Germany. Lieutenant F W Forge, 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment: enquiry as to his whereabouts. Leutnant der Reserve Georg Friedrich Max Binder, 121st Infantry Regiment: confirmation of his officer rank. Mrs Charles Young, of Old Trafford, Manchester: cheque to be forwarded to her on behalf of Digby R Lawson, interned at Ruhleben, Germany. Prisoners in Uganda. Captain Charles Curtis Craig, 11th Royal Irish Rifles: enquiries for his welfare; found to be interned at Gütersloh. Second Lieutenant R H Marchant, 9th Battalion East Surrey Regiment: parcel of his personal effects received by British War Office; their request for information about his fate. Lieutenant Langenbach, German subject interned at Donington Hall, Leicestershire: his request for his petition to be forwarded to Germany. Dividends on claims by alien enemies in Britain. George Leask, Royal Naval Reserve, Hawke Battalion: his death from peritoneal tuberculosis in hospital in Berlin, and burial. Jules Pfiffer, Alsatian interned at Pietermaritzburg: his release authorised, and permission given for him to return to Johannesburg. Private Howard Ferry, 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles: enquiry as to his whereabouts. Dr Friedrich Wolff:, German civilian subject interned at Lofthouse Park, Wakefield, Yorkshire: permission given for his letter to be sent to the Colonial Office at Berlin. Lieutenant J P Thorne, 5th South Staffords: enquiry as to his whereabouts. Lieutenant C F Windeler, 4th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment: enquiry concerning his fate. Treatment of property of deceased German subjects in Egypt; reported sequestration of property of German Evangelical Parish in Cairo. Second Lieutenant D S Sharpe, 3rd Wiltshire Regiment: enquiry as to his whereabouts. Major Oskar von Betzel, commanding Battalion 6th Bavarian Reserve Infantry, supposed taken prisoner by British: enquiry as to his fate by his brother, Dr von Betzel, President of the Protestant Assembly, Munich, through the Swedish Bishop von Scheele. Carl Wolgast, German subject, formerly chief engineer on the steamship Albert Clement , detained at Peel, Isle of Man: his repatriation not allowed. Major F Wragg, 5th Sherwoods, missing: enquiry from F G Higgins if he can write to a German who could help him find Major Wragg; Foreign Office reply that any Briton may write to a person in an enemy country as long as it is done through an intermediary in a neutral country. E J Burdis, British subject working in Germany, has invested money in German firm but wishes to return to Britain: requests for an allowance from British Government; not permissible; Foreign Office advises that Mr Burdis registers with the Public Trustee his interest in the German firm and his claim against its assets. Request for repatriation of German sanitary personnel from Switzerland: request refused. John Merz, interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man: request from his wife for his transfer to London to be nearer her and his children. Captain Maxwell Alexander Robertson, 10th Inniskilling Fusiliers: enquiry as to his whereabouts. German subjects detained in HM dominions. Private Albert Holden, 1st East Lancashires: enquiry as to his whereabouts. Peter Amberger, German subject interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man: letter for him from Military Police at Antwerp. Payment of portion of salaries of two ex-officials of the former German South West Africa. George Staller, German civilian interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man: his death and personal effects. Franz Egon Eduard Becker, German subject who died of malaria in the former German South West Africa: his personal effects. Four escaped prisoners leaving the Netherlands on the steamship Colchester on 22 July 1916: Harry Ramsey, driver Royal Field Artillery; Private Ernest Samuel Lovell, 3rd Battalion, Toronto Regiment; Private Baron Racey, 14th Battalion, Canadian Regiment; Private Vuke Adzich, Montenegrin subject, 3rd Battalion, Toronto Regiment. Jacques OConnor, British subject interned at Berlin: his requests for luggage and provisions to be forwarded to him. Emil Lowitz, German civilian subject interned at Alexandra Palace, London: Home Office consider his repatriation undesirable. Lieutenant Robert Francis Gore-Brown, Royal Flying Corps, interned at Stralsund-Dänholm, Germany: requests for his repatriation. Code 1218 Files 135924-143799.