Repatriation of Prisoners of war, including: Repatriation of prisoners of war: Minutes of meeting of the Transport Sub-Committee at the Home Office, 31 December 1918. Minutes of meeting of the Transport Sub-Committee at the Home Office, 3 January 1919. Minutes of meeting of the Transport Sub-Committee at the Home Office, 4 January 1919. Minutes of meeting of the Transport Sub-Committee at the Home Office, 6 January 1919. Minutes of the Conference between British and French representatives at the Home Office, 20 December 1918. Minutes of meeting of the Transport Sub-Committee at the Home Office, 7 January 1919. Press notice regarding missing officers and men. Inter-departmental Committee on Prisoners of War: Australian representative Minutes of the Inter-departmental Committee on Prisoners of War, 16 January 1919. Minutes of the Inter-departmental Committee on Prisoners of War, 29 January 1919. Search for the missing prisoners of war. Minutes of the Inter-departmental Committee on Prisoners of War, 19 February 1919. Australian prisoners of war, including a nominal list of prisoners interned in Germany who have not been reported released or dead. Minutes of the Inter-departmental Committee on Prisoners of War, 15 May 1919, with a memorandum regarding German allegations as to treatment of repatriated civilians in Manitou. Dissolution of the Inter-departmental Committee on Prisoners of War. Prisoners of war interned in British Guiana. Post war disposal of enemy subjects transferred from New Caledonia to Australia. Disturbances amongst German prisoners interned at Holdsworthy Camp (New South Wales, Australia) owing to the delay in their repatriation. Condition of Austro-Hungarian nationals in German East Africa. Letters from the Swedish Consul in Sydney regarding Holdsworthy Camp. Prisoners camp at Sholapur, India. Holdsworthy Camp: Report on a visit to German concentration camp by Olav Eduard Pauss, Consul for Norway and acting Consul for Denmark and Switzerland (in charge of German interests). Conditions at prisoners camps in Canada. Conditions alleged to have prevailed during the repatriation of German civilians formerly interned in Canada. Conveyance of German interned civilians from Camp Vernon to St John and then via the UK to Germany. Alleged ill-treatment of German civilian prisoners in course of repatriation from Canada. Foodstuffs for German civilians in Kapuskasing Camp. Code 1250 Files 50-86.