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Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Comité international de la Croix Rouge, Genève [International Committee of the Red Cross] - Encloses telegram received from Mr. Schlemmer stating that Greek Government refuses to repatriate Turks liable for service in Kemalist army and informing of provisional arrangements which he has made with Greek Government.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Comité international de la Croix Rouge, Genève [International Committee of the Red Cross] - Encloses telegram received from Mr. Schlemmer stating that Greek Government refuses to repatriate Turks liable for service in Kemalist army and informing of provisional arrangements which he has made with Greek Government.
R1708/42/14222/13511 · File · 1921.07.21-1921.07.23
Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

Schlemmer, delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross and the League of Nations, currently resolving the "Heimaimaru" question in Greece regarding refusal of Greece to repatriate Turkish prisoners of war because of the fear those would serve in the Kemalist army; provisional arrangements he has made with Greek authorities on behalf of those prisoners/refugees, proposed internment of healthy Turkish soldiers by Italy; other documents.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Mr. Brunel, International Red Cross, Geneva - States that Mr. Schlemmer has telegraphed urgently to be informed by the Italian Government as to what port in Italy the prisoners from the Heimei Maru are to be sent. Reports that the "Olympus" with the invalid solders, women and children on board was due at Constantinople on August 11.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Mr. Brunel, International Red Cross, Geneva - States that Mr. Schlemmer has telegraphed urgently to be informed by the Italian Government as to what port in Italy the prisoners from the Heimei Maru are to be sent. Reports that the "Olympus" with the invalid solders, women and children on board was due at Constantinople on August 11.
R1708/42/14623/13511 · File · 1921.08.12-1921.08.17
Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

Communication from the ICRC regarding the Question to what Port in Italy the able-bodied Turkish Prisoners of War from the Japanese Vessel "Heimeimaru" should be sent.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Mr. Brunel, International Red Cross, Geneva - Quotes telegram from Mr. Schlemmer stating that no reply has yet been received from the Italian Government indicating the place of internment in Italy for the Turkish soldiers. Forwards copy of telegram from Mr., Burnier announcing the arrival in Constantinople of the "Olympus us" with 295 liberated Turks from the "Heimei-Maru".
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Mr. Brunel, International Red Cross, Geneva - Quotes telegram from Mr. Schlemmer stating that no reply has yet been received from the Italian Government indicating the place of internment in Italy for the Turkish soldiers. Forwards copy of telegram from Mr., Burnier announcing the arrival in Constantinople of the "Olympus us" with 295 liberated Turks from the "Heimei-Maru".
R1708/42/14904/13511 · File · 1921.08.13-1921.08.15
Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

Communication from the ICRC Stating that no Reply has yet been received from the Italian Government regarding the Internment of the Turkish Prisoners of War from the Japanese Vessel "Heimeimaru" - Telegram on the Arrival in Constantinople of 295 Turkish Prisoners of War.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Communicated by Viscount Ishii - Outline of the position of affairs in respect of the detention by the Greek Government of the Japanese vessel "Heimei-Maru" with about 1,000 Turkish prisoners (soldiers, civilians, women and children) on board.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Communicated by Viscount Ishii - Outline of the position of affairs in respect of the detention by the Greek Government of the Japanese vessel "Heimei-Maru" with about 1,000 Turkish prisoners (soldiers, civilians, women and children) on board.
R1708/42/15295/13511 · File · 1921.07
Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

Note on the Position of Affairs in Detention by the Greek Government of the Japanese Vessel "Heimei maru" with Turkish Prisoners of War and Refugees on Board.
Committee on Communications meets at UN Headquarters
HURC-COMU UN 59900 · Document · 1959.01.13
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The seven-number Committee on Communications, appointed last year by the UN Human Rights Commission, met for the first time yesterday to begin its study of procedures for dealing with communications alleging violations of human rights. The Committee is composed of the representatives of Argentina, India, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, the Philippines and the Ukraine.
Here, shortly before today's meeting got under way, Mr George Hakim (Lebanon), at right, is seen exchanging views with Mr. Ivan Gurievitch Neklessa (Ukrainian SSR).
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Mr. Brunel, International Red Cross (Geneva) - Transmits copy of a telegram from Rome respecting the guarantee of the Turkish Government to pay the expenses of the Turkish prisoners of war to be interned in Italy.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Mr. Brunel, International Red Cross (Geneva) - Transmits copy of a telegram from Rome respecting the guarantee of the Turkish Government to pay the expenses of the Turkish prisoners of war to be interned in Italy.
R1708/42/15013/13511 · File · 1921.08.22
Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

Italy's willingness to have a guarantee from the Turkish government regarding payment of expenses for the Turkish prisoners of war from the Japanese vessel "Heimeimaru" to be interned in Italy; extract from Mr. Schlemmer's report number 6 from August 13, 1921 on the forthcoming internment of Turkish prisoners in Italy.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Signor Torretta (Ministry for Foreign Affairs Rome) - States that the Italian Government is willing to allow the healthy Turkish soldiers from the "Heimei Maru" to be interned in Italy.
Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Signor Torretta (Ministry for Foreign Affairs Rome) - States that the Italian Government is willing to allow the healthy Turkish soldiers from the "Heimei Maru" to be interned in Italy.
R1708/42/14334/13511 · File · 1921.07.28-1921.07.30
Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

The Japanese Government's Consent with the proposed Resolution of the "Heimeimaru" Issue as well as the Italian Government's Consent with Internment in Italy of fit for Military Service Turkish Prisoners of War.