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              21 Archival description results for Prisoners of war

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              Detention in the Dardanelles by the Greek Government of the Japanese vessel "Heimei Maru" repatriating Turkish prisoners of war from Vladivostok to Constantinople - Mr. Frick, International Committee of the Red Cross (Geneva) - Reports, for Submission to the League of Nations Council, the steps taken by the International Red Cross, hitherto without success, to obtain the release of this vessel.
              Detention in the Dardanelles by the Greek Government of the Japanese vessel "Heimei Maru" repatriating Turkish prisoners of war from Vladivostok to Constantinople - Mr. Frick, International Committee of the Red Cross (Geneva) - Reports, for Submission to the League of Nations Council, the steps taken by the International Red Cross, hitherto without success, to obtain the release of this vessel.
              R1708/42/13511/13511 · File · 1921.06.20-1921.06.26
              Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

              Among other documents, report presented by Mr. da Cunha, Brazilian representative at the League of Nations, and adopted by the Council of the League of Nations on June 27, 1921.
              Hungarian Prisoners in Constantinople and the Balkans - Correspondence between Count Telenki (Hungarian Foreign Minister) and Dr. Nansen.
              Hungarian Prisoners in Constantinople and the Balkans - Correspondence between Count Telenki (Hungarian Foreign Minister) and Dr. Nansen.
              C1122/18/N36 · File · 1920
              Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

              States in Reply to Tel. of Enquiry That 135 Hungarians Were in French Hands at Constantinople and About 50 Working for the British Command in Constantinople and Salonica - The French Have Lately Repatriated 135 and Some Have Been Sent Home From Salonica - No Further Intervention on Their Behalf is Necessary.
              Russian Refugees - Monsieur de Watteville - Notes on his journey to Belgrade, Sofia and Constantinople, in connection with Russian Refugee questions.
              Russian Refugees - Monsieur de Watteville - Notes on his journey to Belgrade, Sofia and Constantinople, in connection with Russian Refugee questions.
              R1714/45/20965/12319 · File · 1922.05.10-1922.05.26
              Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)

              Report of Mr. De Watteville concerning the following questions:
              for Belgrade: representation of the High Commissioner in Belgrade, arrangements for transfer of Russian refugees from Constantinople to Yugoslavia, refugees at Gallipoli, Russian famine relief, other;
              for Sofia: representation of the High Commissioner in Sofia, Russian refugee children, repatriation of Bulgarian prisoners of war from Russia, position of Russian refugees in Bulgaria, other;
              for Constantinople: representation of the High Commissioner in Constantinople, general condition of Russian refugees in Turkey, financial help of the American Red Cross, other;
              with annex on the labour aid for Russian refugees in Yugoslavia.
              Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Captain Bonner - Transmits letter addressed to the Council by prisoners on board the Heimei-Maru, and states that the League had nothing to do with the transport of these prisoners, the Japanese Government having chartered their own ship, with funds placed at their disposal by the Turkish Government. Refers to financial position.
              Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Captain Bonner - Transmits letter addressed to the Council by prisoners on board the Heimei-Maru, and states that the League had nothing to do with the transport of these prisoners, the Japanese Government having chartered their own ship, with funds placed at their disposal by the Turkish Government. Refers to financial position.
              R1708/42/13904/13511 · File · 1921.06.17-1921.06.27
              Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)
              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 - 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.
              Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Dr. Nansen - Telegram quoting reply of Greek Government who consent to nomination of League delegate to superintend disembarkation of the prisoners and their internment in Greek on neutral territory and affirms that the sanitary personnel have never been treated as prisoners of war - Requests League to make necessary arrangements.
              Turkish prisoners of war detained by the Greek Government - Dr. Nansen - Telegram quoting reply of Greek Government who consent to nomination of League delegate to superintend disembarkation of the prisoners and their internment in Greek on neutral territory and affirms that the sanitary personnel have never been treated as prisoners of war - Requests League to make necessary arrangements.
              R1708/42/13932/13511 · File · 1921.07.06-1921.07.19
              Part of League of Nations Refugees Mixed Archival Group (Nansen Fonds)