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VICTIMS
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General
:
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| 1946 |
Yugoslavia: disappearance of Mrs Friedericke Carr, formerly Countess Schoenborn, wife of Rifleman A M Carr
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FO 369/3750
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WIVES
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FORCES
:
Army
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| 1946 |
Yugoslavia: disappearance of Mrs Friederike Carr, formerly Countess Schoenborn, wife of Rifleman A M Carr
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FO 369/3750
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1952 |
Roumania: disappearance of Mrs Sylvia Placa, holding dual British and Roumanian nationality and employee of the US Minister in Bucharest; American report of her arrest at home by Roumanian secret police, November 1952
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FO 371/100777
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VICTIMS
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General
:
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| 1948 |
Honduras: disappearance of Norma Zablah in Honduras
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FO 371/67946
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1950 |
Hungary: disappearance of Mr C W T Lamerton, arrested by Hungarians and eventually deported along with his wife
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FO 371/87828
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WIVES
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General
:
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| 1950 |
Hungary: disappearance of Mr C W T Lamerton, arrested by Hungarians and eventually deported along with his wife
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FO 371/87828
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| 1950 |
Roumania: Parliamentary Question about the disappearance of Mrs Constantine Librarian at the British Legation, Bucharest; reply confirmed disappearance of her and her husband, both of whom were Roumanian citizens
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FO 371/88043
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| 1951 |
Czechoslovakia: temporary disappearance of a British couple called Turner, both members of the British Communist Party
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FO 371/94497
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PROFESSIONAL WORK
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General
:
Librarian
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| 1950 |
Roumania: Parliamentary Question about the disappearance of Mrs Constantine Librarian at the British Legation, Bucharest; reply confirmed disappearance of her and her husband, both of whom were Roumanian FO 371/88043
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Local Government Officer
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VICTIMS
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General
:
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| 1934-1940 |
Captain Ivan Poderjay or Podersaj, wanted by New York police in connection with disappearance of Agnes Tufverson: arrested in Vienna and imprisoned in New York for bigamy
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MEPO 3/1446
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FINANCE AND PROPERTY
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General
:
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| 1911 |
J E Nash. Application for compensation in respect of losses incurred by himself and his wife (known as Miss Lil Hawthorne) in connection with the Crippen case (2913/11) [They brought the disappearance of Bell Elmore to the attention of the police: 'these two people have rendered a very signal service to the cause of justice']
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T 1/11282/6329/11
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VICTIMS
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Murder Victims
:
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| 1911 |
J E Nash. Application for compensation in respect of losses incurred by himself and his wife (known as Lil Hawthorne) in connection with the Crippen Case (2913/11) [They brought the disappearance of Belle Elmore to the attention of the police: 'these two people have rendered a very signal service to the cause of justice']
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T 1/11282/6329/11
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WIVES
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General
:
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| 1911 |
J E Nash. Application for compensation in respect of losses incurred by himself and his wife (known as Miss Lil Hawthorne) in connection with the Crippen Case (2913/11) [They brought the disappearance of Bell Elmore to the attention of the police: 'these two people have rendered a very signal service to the cause of justice']
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T 1/11282/6329/11
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WIDOWS
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General
:
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| 1778 |
Memorial of Lady Caroline Greenwich asking for stay of process re monies impressed to her late husband as Treasurer of HM's Chamber, because of disappearance of books
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T 1/545/317-318
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