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Files Relating to Internment Operations in CanadaGeneral

Subiect Reference

Employment and pay of internees,1939-1943

Treatment of Italian prisoners,1940-1942

UK policy re Canada accepting P/Wand internees, 1942

UK policy re employment, 1940-1942UK policy re treatment and rations,

1941-1942 (vols. 2-4)Policy re treatment of OK P/Ws

and internees, 1940-1942Policy re immigration questions,

UK prisoners, 1940-1941Policy re provision of clothing

for officer P/W; 1940-1943Policy, U.K. Inter-government

committee, 1941-1942Advisory committee on Canadian

and enemy interests, 1942Employment of Italian P!W on

sugar beet farms, 1942-1943Intelligence, 1939-194~

Policy, other countries.Australia, 1941-1942

Intelligence through postalcensorship, 1939-1940

Treatment and policy, Canadiansinterned abroad, 1941-1943

Canadians interned abroad.Relief, payments, finance,1940-1941

Lists of Canadians internedabroad, 1941-1942

Headquarters. Organization.General, 1939-1943

Headquarters. Office accommoda-tion, 1939-1942

Headquarters. Office services,1939-1943

circular letters, 1939-1943

Travelling expenses, 1940-1943Headquarters. Accounts payable,

1941-1943

RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-1-5

RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-1-6

RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-2-1

RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-2-3RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-2-4

RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-2-5

RG 24, vol. 6576, file 1-2-6

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-2-7

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-2-8(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-2-9

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-2-10

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-3-1(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-3-1

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-3-2

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-4-1

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-4-2

RG 24, vol. 6577, file 1-4-3

RG 24, vol. 6578, file 2-1-1

RG 24, vol. 6578, file 2-1-2

RG 24, vol. 6578, file 2-1-3

RG 24, vol. 6578, file 2-1-4(vols. 1-5)


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Headquarters staff. Generalorganization, 1939-1940

Staff officers from UK, 1940-1942Headquarters sub-staff. GeneralHeadquarters. Establishment, 1942Applications for appointments,

1939-1941 (vols. 1-4)Applications for appointments.Interpreters, 1939-1943

Camp administration. Canteens,1939-1942 (vols. 1-2)

Religious welfare. World Councilof Churches. Rev. FritzSoderberg, 1942-1943

Religious welfare, 1939-1943

Recreational facilities, 1940-1941

Camps. Educational matters,1940-1943 (vols. 2-3)

Red Cross. Educational classes.German study group, 1941

Recreation, other than gifts anddonations, 1941-1943

camps. Gifts, donations, etc.,.1939-1941 (vols. 1-3)Camps. Gifts, donations, etc.,

1941-1943 (vols. 4-7)Parcels from Geering, 1941Camps. Inquiries re gifts,donations, etc. from individuals,1940-1941

Camps. Gifts and donations, YMCA,1941-1942 (vols. 3-5)

Appointment of Sidney Levers asassistant to Jerome Davis, 1942

Showing of German films to P/Win Canada, 1942

Gifts and donations, IRC, 1941

Gifts and donations, IRe,1942-1943 (vols. 4-5)

privileges, authorities, etc.requested by P/W and notprovided for in Regulations,1940-1942

Broadcasting by German P/Win Canada, 1942-1943

Sale of beer in canteens,1942-1943

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RG 24, vol. 6579, file 2-2-1

RG 24, vol. 6579, file 2-2-2RG 24, vol. 6579, file 2-3-1RG 24, vol. 6579, file 2-3-1RG 24, vol. 6579, file 2-4-1

RG 24, vol. 6580, file 2-4-2(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6580, file 3-2-4

RG 24, vol. 6580, file 3-3-1(a)

RG 24, vol. 6580, file 3-3-1(vols. 1-2)

RC 24, vol. 6581, file 3-3-2(vol. 1)

RC 24, vol. 6581, file 3-3-2

RG 24, vol. 6581, file 3-3-2

RC 24, vol. 6581, file 3-3-3

RC 24, vol. 6581, file 3-3-4

RC 24, vol. 6582, file 3-3-4

RG 24, vol. 6582, file 3-3-4RC 24, vol. 6582, file 3-3-5

(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5

RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5

RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5

RC 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-6(vols. 1-3)

RC 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-6

RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-9(vols. 1-3)

RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-9

RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-9

Visit of Apostolic Delegate tocamps, 1942-1943

Weekly broadcasts of excerptsfrom German Air Force P/W inCanada, 1942

Arrangements for repatriation offemale German nationals inexchange for female Canadiannationals, 1941-1942

Receiving stations. Custody ofCanadian P/W. Internment orders,1939-1943

Reports on camps in Germ~ny, 1941Receiving stations and custody.

Movement of OK prisoners toCanada, 1940-1943

Movement of P/W from UK to Canada,1940-1942

Dispatch of OK P/W to camps,1940-1942

Permanent camps. General,1939-1940

Canadian internees. Releases,1939-1942 (vols. 1-3)

Canadian internees. Escapes,1939-1942 (vols. 1-2)

Instructions re administrationand discipline, 1939-1940

Property of Canadian internees,1939-1943 (vols. 1-2)

Canadian internees' property instorage, 1942

Canadian internees' dependentsand relief, 1939-1942

Transfers, Canadian internees,1940-1943 (vols. 1-2)

Requests by P/W for transfer,1942

Canadian internees. Work andemployment, 1939-1942

Requests for P/W labour, 1942Canadian internees. Collective

commitment orders, 1940Canadian internees. Prisonerfiles, 1941

Canadian internees. Repatriationand exchange, 1942-1943

Correspondence re people notinterned, 1940-1943

Canadian internees. Discipline,general, 1941-1942

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RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-10

RG 24, vol. 6585, file 3-3-11

RG 24, vol. 6585, file 3-4-3

RG 24, vol. 6585, file 4-1-5(vols. 1-3)

RG 24, voL 6585, file 4-1-5~G 24, vol. 6585, file 4-2-1

(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6585, file 4-2-1

RG 24, vol. 6586, file 4-2-2

RG 24, vol. 6586, file 4-3-1

RG 24, vol. 6586, file 5-1-1

RG 24, vol. 6587, file 5-1-2

RG 24, vol. 6587, file 5-1-2

RG 24, vol. 6587, file 5-1-3

RG 24, vol. 6587, file 5-1-3F.D. 1

RG 24,voL 6587, file 5-1-4(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6587, file 5-1-5

RG 24, vol. 6587, file 5-1-5

RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-6


RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-10

RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-11

RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-12

RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-13

Collective1940-1942Personal

Merchant seamen. Nominal rollsand correspondence, 1940-1942

Deaths, Canadian internees, 1942Status of Canadian internees asto allegiance, citizenship andnaturalization, 1941-1942

Lists of interned foreignnationals in Canada, 1942

UK P/W and internees. Property,effects, baggage, 1940-1941

UK P/W and internees. Property,effects, baggage, 1941-1942

Original sorting of baggage, 1940Baggage, 1941P/W baggage and effects, 1942Tampering of baggage, transferof internees from Camp B toCamp N, 1941-1942

List of P/W effects impounded inEngland, 1941

Baggage records, n.d.

UK P/W and internees. Work andemployment, 1940-1943

UK P/W and internees. Escapes,1942

Escape of A. Machalett and W.Gloeckner, 1942

Escape of E. Wildermuth andF. Oesler, 1942

OK P/W and internees. Enquiriesre non-arrivals, 1940

UK P/W and internees. Enquiriesre non-arrivals, 1942-1943

UK P/W and internees. Classifi-cation, 1940

Transfers pending. Anti-Nazis,1942-1943 F.D. 1

OK ,P/W and internees.claims as to status,

UK P/W and internees.files, 1940-1941

UK/PW and internees, 1940-1941Releases for residence in Canada.Authority ~nding, 1940-1941

Released in Canada, 1941-1943Immigration to USA, 1940-1941

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RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-17

RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-2-1(vol. 1)

RG 24, vol. 6589, file 5-2-1(vols. 2-5)

RG~4, vol. 6589, file 5-2-1RG 24, vol. 6589, file 5-2-1RG 24, vol. 6589, file 5-2-1RG 24, vol. 6589, file 5-2-1

RG 24, vol. 6589, file 5-2-1(2 files)

RG 24, vol. 6590, file 5-2-1(2 files)

RG 24, vol. 6590, file 5-2-2

RG 24, vol. 6590, file 5-2-4

RG 24, vol. 6591, file 5-2-4

RG 24, vol. 6591, file 5-2-4

RG 24, vol. 6591, file 5-2-7(vols. 3-9)

RG 24, vol. 6592, file 5-2-7(vol. 10)

RG 24, vol. 6592, file 5-2-8(vols. 1-4)

RG 24, vol. 6592, file 5-2-8

RG 24, vol. 6592, file 5-2-9(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, vol. 6593, file 5-2-10



(vols. 1-2)

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Casualty and hospitalization RG 24, vol. 6593, file 5-2-14reports. Transfers, admissionsand discharges from hospitals,1940-1943

photographing and fingerprinting, RG 24, vol. 6593, file 5-2-151940-1943 (4 files)

Repatriation or exchange, 1940-1943 RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-2-16Roll of merchant seamen. COrres- RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-2-17

pondence, 1940-1943Merchant seamen, 1941 RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-2-17Deaths, OK p/w and internees, RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-2-18

1941-1943UK P/W. Discipline, general, RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-2-19

1941-1943UK P/W and internees. Immigra- RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-2-20tion pending to Mexico, Braziland other countries, 1941-1942

Postal arrangements, general, RG 24, vol. 6594, file 5-7-11939-1940

Correspondence with camps re RG 24, vol. 6594, file 6-2-5internees' mail, 1940

Instructions to camp censors, RG 24, vol. 6594, file 6-3-11940-1943

Documents, general re Canadian RG 24, vol. 11,244, file 6-4-1internees, 1939-1941

Documents, general re UK RG 24, vol. 11,244, file 6-4-2prisoners, 1940-1943 (vols. 1-2)

Monies held in UK to the credit RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 6-4-2of internees in Canada, 1941

List of OK internees' documents RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 6-4-2received from OK, 1941

Instructions re documents, RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 6-4-3Canadian, 1940-1941

Instructions re documents, UK, RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 6-4-41940

Correspondence re nominal rolls RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 6-4-5of P/W and internees from UK, (vols. 1-3)1940-1943

War diary. General, 1941 RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 6-5-1P/W appeals. consular, 1939-1941 RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 9-1-1Shackling complaints, 1942 RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 9-1-2complaints of female prisoners, RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 9-1-3

1941-1942Prisoners' complaints. Consular RG 24, vol. 11,245, file 9-1-3

German, 1940-1942Prisoners' complaints. Consular RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3

German, 1941-1943 (vols. 1-2)Intercepted cables, 1941-1943 RG 24, vol. 11,247, file 9-1-4

(vols. 1-3)Consular, Italian. General, RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-2-1

"- 1940-1942

Consular, Italian. Visits toCamps, 1940-1942

Consular, Italian. Prisoners'complaints, 1940-1941

Collective complaints. Canadians,1940-1941

Complaints, Hungarian Consul,1940-1941

Consular. Dutch, 1940-1941Consular. Yugoslav, 1941Consular. Norwegian, 1941-1943Consul, Argentinian, 1941-1943Consul of Spain representingJapanese interests, 1942-1943

Consul of Sweden representingFinnish, Roumanian and Hungarianinterests, 1942

IRC visiting camps, 1940-1942

Money charged re photographs byE.L. Maag, 1941-1942

Photos taken at internment campsby E.L. Maag, IRC delegate inCanada, 1941-1943

IRC inquiries, 1940-1943

IRC report on camps. General,1940-1941

IRC civilian internees air mailscheme, 1941-1942

Intelligence matters pertainingto Canadian internees, 1940-1943

Intelligence pertaining to UKinternees, 1941-1942

List of contacts, 1942

Re I Was a Nazi Flyer by CurtReiss, 1941

OK intelligence pertaining toUK internees, 1943

Intelligence reports, Centraland South American countries,1941-1943

Economic conditions in Europe,1942-1943

Intelligence reports, Central andSouth America, US contacts sentto India, 1941-1942

Weekly intelligence reports fromIndia, 1942

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RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-2-2

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-2-3

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-3-1

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-4-1

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-4-3RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-4-4RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-4-5RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-4-6RG 24, Vol. 11,248, file 9-4-7

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-4-8

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-5-1(2 vols.)

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-5-1

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-5-1

RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-5-2(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, Yol. 11,248, file 9-5-3

RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 9-5-4

RG 24, Yol. 11,249, file 10-1-1

RG 24, Yol. 11,249, file 10-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1(2 vols.)

RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-4

RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-7

RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-5

RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-6

1.0. headquarters, intelligencereports, 1942

Intelligence, general, 1940-1942Intercepted correspondence:Hilda Franke, Linden, N.J., 1941

Intelligence. Correspondencereferred to RCMP, 1941-1942

Reports on Italian camp collective,1941-1942

Intelligence censorship formspertaining to- civilian corre-spondence, 1942

Rudolf Hess, 1941Intelligence, secret, 1940-1942Inspections. Correspondence reDIO's visit to camps, 1940-1942

Inspections. Correspondence reCol. Watson's visit to camps,1940

Inspections. correspondence reother visits, 1940-194

Inspection of camps by Britishofficers from UK, 1941-1942

Visits to Canadian camps, otherthan by officials

List of visitors to camps underprovisions of 1.0. AdministrativeInstructions (Pt. XI, sec. 5),1942

Collective inspection reports oncamps, 1940-1942

Correspondence re returns,Canadian Camps, 1941-1943

Correspondence re returns, UKcamps, 1941-1943

Numbers interned, UK camps,1940-1942

Numbers interned, Canadiancamps, 1940-1941

Monthly return of P/W ConsulGeneral of Switzerland, 1941-1942

Monthly return of P/W to IRC,1941-1942

Return of Canadian internees toAustralia, 1942

Monthly allowance to NCOs andother ranks, 1942

Monthly allowance to NCOs andother ranks, 1944

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RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-8

RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-3-1RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 10-3-3

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 10-3-3(2 vols.)

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 10-3-4

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 10-3-5,(2 files)

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 10-4-1RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 10-4-1RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 11-1-2

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 11-1-14

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 11-1-15(vols. 1-2)RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 11-1-16

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 11-1-17

RG 24, vol. 11,252, file 11-1-7-1

RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 11-2-2

RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 13-1-1(vols. 2-3)

RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 13-1-2

RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 13-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 13-2-2

RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 15-1-2

RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 15-1-3

RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 15-1-5

RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 15-1-6(vol. 1)

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 15-1-6(vol. 2)

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correspondence re samples offood contained in parcels,1942-1943

Requisitions for stationery etc.,1939-1940

Publicity, 1939-1940Instructions re letters andparcels. Correspondence,1939-1940

Instructions re letters andparcels. Geneva, 1939-1940

Instructions re letters andparcel~. London, 1939-1940

Instructions re letters andparcels. Belgium, 1940

Instructions re letters andparcels, 1940

Inquiries re P!W and personsin Canada, 1939-1940

P!W and persons abroad. General,1939-1942

P!w and persons abroad. Repa-triations, 1939-1940

P!W and returns. Geneva andSwiss Consul, 1940

P/W inventions, 1940~1941Escapes, 1942Information re mail for P!W, 1940Monthly returns of P/W to UK,

1941-1943First and second shipments of

P!W effects, 1940Third to ninth shipments of P!Weffects, 1940

p!W effects received, 1940P!W effects disposal, 1940-1941P!W Information Board, 1940-1942P!W Information Board-Enquiries,

1941-1942List of persons interned inAustralia, 1940-1941

Correspondence abstracted fromcamp, 1939-1944

File of Dr. W.T. Schaurte,1939-1944

General Correspondence, 1940-1941Regulations Respecting Tradingwith the Enemy, 1939

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RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 16-1-1

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-1-2

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-1-4RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-2-2

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-2-3

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-2-4

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-2-5

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-3-1

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-4-1

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-4-2

RG 24, vol. 11,255, file 20-5-1

RG 24, vol. 11,255RG 24, vol. 11,255RG 24, vol. 11,255RG 24, vol. 11,255

RG 24, vol. 11,256

RG 24, vol. 11,256

RG 24, vol. 11,256RG 24, vol. 11,256RG 24, vol. 11,256RG 24, vol. 11,256

RG 24, vol. 11,256

RG 24, vol. 11,256

RG 24, vol. 11,256

RG 24, vol. 11,257RG 24, vol. 11,257

Regulations Governing theMaintenance of Discipline Amongand Treatment of Prisoners of War,1939

Defence of Canada Regulations,1941

Defence of Canada Regulations,1942

Scale of Issue of Clothing, campEquipment, Barrack Equipment andTools, etc. for Internment Camp,1942

Canada. Treaty Series, 1942, No. 6Red Cross and Prisoners of WarConventions, 1942

Unpublished Orders and Instructions,Internment Camps, 1945

Accounting regulations for P/W andinternees. Systems and formsoperative in OK, 1939-1942

Accounting, pay. P/W officers,1940-1942

UK funds for P/W credit, 1940-1941Last pay certificates, lists ofdebit balances, 1941-1942

Swiss Consul. German seamen andcivilian internees, 1941-1942

Red Cross list, 1941German Shipping lines, 1941Canadian internees. Accountinginstructions, 1941-1943

Foreign currencies, funds anddeclarations of P/W, re fundsheld, not distributed, 1941-1942

Finance, general, accounting,stationary, forms, requisitions,1941

Finance. Funds transferred orreturned to UK, 1940-1941

Promotions, officers, 1941-1942Promotions, other ranks, 1941-1942Canteen matters, 1942Refugees, General, 1941-1942General Accounting, 1940-1941Authority to pay ~emale internees,

women's prison, Kingston,1940-1942

Relief to dependents of internees,1940-1944 (vols. 1-3)

Department of Labour pay list,work pay for P/W, 1946

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RG 24, vol. 11,257

RG 24, vol. 11,257

RG 24, vol. 11,257

RG 24, vol. 11,257

RG 24, vol. 11,257

RG 24, vol. 11,257

RG 24, vol. 11,258, file 12-1-1

RG 24, vol. 11,258, file 12-1-9

RG 24, vol. 11,258, file 12-1-10RG 24, vols. 11,258-11,259,file 12-1-10-A

RG 24, vol. 11,260, fi~e 12-1-10-B

RG 24, vol. 11,260, file 2-1-10-CRG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-10-DRG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-10-E

RG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-12

RG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-14

RG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-15

RG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-16RG 24, vol. 11,261, file 12-1-18RG 24, vol. 11,262, file 12-1-19RG 24, vol. 11,262, file 12-1-20RG 24, vol. 11,262, file 12-2-1RG 24, vol. 11,262, file 12-2-2

RG 24, vol. 11,262, file 12-3-1

RG 24, vol. 11,269

State of P/W employed on workprojects, 1946

Foreign exchange, 1940-1947Promotions, German officersCopies of letters, sundry names,

1939-1945HI 7. Administration, German

language personnel, 1944-1947German language personnel, Navy,

1945-1947German language personnel, AirForce, 1945-1947

Inter Service Intelligence Section,1946

Camp intelligence, general,1944-1946

Transfers, 1944-1947Administration re Austrian P/W,

1945-1946policy, treatment of enemy aliens,

1937-1949Policy, photographing and finger-printing, 1943-1945

Saluting, P/w, 1944-1945Scale of clothing and equipment,internment camps, 1939-1944

Policy re photographing enemymerchant seamen and civilianinternees

Policy re photographs of P/WPolicy, sale of beer in internment

camps, 1943-1944Facilities for private cooking by

P/W, 1943Policy re use in camps of protectedpersonnel medical P/W

Policy walks for officer P/W onparole, 1942-1946

States and treatment of refugeesPolicy and correspondence,1943-1946

Policy matters, Italians, 1943-1947Instructions on postwar treatmentof P/W, 1945

Interdepartmental Committee onPostwar Treatment of P/W, 1945

Returns, 1939-1942Returns. Correspondence, 1943-1946Returns, strengths. Consolidation

UK, 1942-1943

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RG 24, vol. 11,273

RG 24, vol. 11,273, file T.5RG 24, vol. 11,273, file T.9RG 24, vol. 11,273

RG 24, reel C-5365, file HQS 9139-3-1

RG 24, reel C-S36S, file HQS 9139-3-2

RG 24, reel C-536S, file HQS 9139-3-3

RG 24, reel C-S365, file HQS 9139-3-4

RG 24, reel C-S365, file HQS 9139-4

~G 24, reel C-5366, file HQS 9139-5RG 24, reel C-S366, file HQS 9139-8

RG 24, reel C-5368, file HQS 7236

RG 24, reel C-5369, file HQS 7236-0-1

RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-0-2RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-0-3


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RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-0-10RG 24, reel C-5369, file HQS 7236-0-11


RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-1RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-2-1

Returns, strengths. Consolidation,Canada, 1941-1943

Returns, casualty, hospitalizationrepatriation, 1943-1946

Returns, 1.0.2s {Nominal rolls ofP/W prepared on arrival at camp,1943-1945

Returns, 1.0.3s (Nominal returns oftransfers), 1943-1945

Returns, 1.0.48 {Nominal returns ofadmissions and discharges, outsidehospitals, 1943-1946

Returns, 1.0.78 (weekly reports ofadmissions and discharges, camphospitals), 1943-1945

Returns, I.0.8As and I.0.8Bs(strengths), 1943-1947

1.0.329 Parcels, letters to ExternalAffairs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1941-1946

strength returns to IRC delegate,1943-1946

strength returns to ExternalAffairs and DPOW, London,1943-1946

Strength returns to Cdn PostalCorps Headquarters, 1942-1943

Strength returns, enemy P/W inBritish Empire, 1943-1948

I.0.34s {monthly return of P/Wquartered and rationed outsideinternment camps. Correspondence,general

Receiving stations, 1939-1942Minutes and proceedings, drafting

committee re treatment of enemyaliens, 1940

Instructions to DOCs and campco~andants re discipline, etc1939-1945

Orders and instructions, internmentand refugee camps, 1941-1948

Discipline, P/W escorts, 1944-1945Financial procedures re P/Winternees from Great Britain,1940-1945

Action to be taken on reports byDirector of Internment operations,1940-1941

Issue of arms and equipment toguards, 1940-1946

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RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-S


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RG 24, reel C-5372, file HQS 7236-1-9


RG 24, reel C-5376, file HQS 7236-1-11

RG 24, reel C-S376, file HQS 7236-1-12-2





RG 24, reel C-5376, file HQS 7236-2RG 24, reel C-S378, file HQS 7236-21



RG 24, reel C-5378, file HQS 7236-25-2RG 24, reel C-5379, file HQS 7236-28

RG 24, reel C-5379, file HQS 7236-29


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working programmes, 1940-1946Employment, OK prisoners, 1942-1946Department of Labour. Workprojects. Policy, 1940-1948

Department of Labour. Work projectweekly reports, 1943-1946

District standing orders for workprojects in MD2, 1944

District standing orders for workprojects in MD3, 1943

District standing orders for workprojects in MDI0, n.d.

District standing orders for workprojects in MD13, n.d.

Department of Labour work projects.File for each project. Seefinding aid

P/W works projects in USA,1944-1945

Department of Labour work projects.Sick reports, 1945-1947

P/W employed at militaryestablishments generally,1944-1945

Employment of P/W at OrdnanceDepot, Farnham, P.Q., 1945

P/W employed at road building,Shilo Military Camp, 1945-1946

P/W employed at Dundurn Militarycamp, 1945

P/W employed at Vimy Barracks,Kingston, 1945-1946

P/W employed at Petawawa Militarycamp, 1945

Provost Corps and Guard units,1939-1942 (vols. 1-4)

Transfer of P/W, 1945-1947

Provost corps and Guard units,1942-1944 (vol. 5)

Guards for internment and refugeecamps, distinct from camp staffs,1941-1946

Administrative camps staffappointments, transfers. General1943-1947

Mixed Medical Commission forGerman P/W in Canada, 1940-1946

Mixed Medical Commission.Correspondence with camps, 1943

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RG 24, reel C-S379, file HQS 7236-34RG 24, reel C-5379, file HQS 7236-34-1RG 24, reels C-5380 and C-S381,file HQS 7236-34-3



RG 24, reel C-S381, file HQS 7236-34-3-2-3

RG 24, reel C-5381, file HQS 7236-34-3-2-10

RG 24, reel C-5381, file HQS 7236-34-3-2-13

RG 24, reels C-5381 to C-S387,files HQS 7236-34-3-3 to HQS 7236-34-3-124

RG 24, reel C-5387, file HQS 7236-34-4



RG 24, reel C-5387, file HQS 7236-34-6-1


RG 24, reel C-5387, file HQS 7236-34-6-3

RG 24, reel C-5387, file HQS 7236-34-6-4

RG 24, reel C-5387, file HQS 7236-34-6-S


RG 24, reel C-S387, file HQS 7236-46(vols. 20-22)




RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-38(vols. 1-9)


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communications between internees,P/W and members of the armedforces, 1940-1944

Political propaganda, generally,1941-1945

Propaganda in P/W camps,1943-1944

RCASC services, internment camps,1940-1947 (vols. 1-6)

correspondence with privatecitizens re suggestions, advice,complaints, etc., 1939-1951

Cables and letters re moves andacceptances, 1941-1945

Prisoners from overseas. Transferfrom port to camp, 1943

Reception of P/W at Canadian ports.Arrival of vessel W 517, 1943

Reception of P/W at Canadian ports.Arrival of vessel TA 87, 1944

Reception of P/W at Canadian ports.Arrival of vessel W 687, 1944-1945

Reception of P/W at Canadian ports.Arrival of vessel TA 131, 1944

Reception of p/wat Canadian ports.Arrival of vessel W 733, 1944

Reception of P/W at Canadian portsand surrender of German U-Boatcrews, 1945-1946

Escapes, 1940-1947

Escapes. Correspondence withRCMP, 1943

Escape plans, internment camps,1941-1945

Escapes. Nominal roll of UKprisoners, 1943-1945

Dogs, tracking, 1940-1942Sound detectors, internment

camps, 1940-1942Moves, transfers of P/W, 1940-1945

Returns to Britain and releases,1940-1948 (vols. 1-9)

Courts of inquiry. Loss ofsuitcase belonging to WilhelmBonwitt, refugee, 1945

Releases in Canada, 1943-1948Releases in countries other thanBritain and Canada, 1945

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RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-39

RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-40


RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-41

RG 24, reels C-5388 and C-S389,file HQS 7236-42 (vols. 1-2)

RG 24,.reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-43-1


RG 24, reel C-53B9, file HQS 7236-43-3


RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-43-5

RG 24, reel C-53B9, file HQS 7236-43-6


RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-43-8


RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-44-0

RG 24, reel C-S3B9, file HQS 7236-44-1

RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-44-2

RG 24, reel C-S389, file HQS 7236-45RG 24, reel C-S389, file HQS 7236-45-1

RG 24, reels C-5389 to C-5391,file HQS 7236-46 (vols. 1-19)



RG 24, reel C-S392, file HQS 7236-47-3RG 24, reel C-S392, file HQS 7236-47-4

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Enlistment of civilian internees RG 24, reel C-5392, file HQS 7236-47-5in AMPC (Pioneer Corps).Applications, correspondence,1943

Transfers of P/W held in USA RG 24, reel C-S392, file HQS 7236-47-6to Canada, 1944-1945

Postwar returns to UK. Policy, RG 24, reel C-S392, file HQS 7236-47-71945-1948 (vols. 1-S)

Postwar returns to UK. 1st Draft, RG 24, reel C-5392, file HQS 7236-47-7-1HMT Mauritania, 1946

Postwar returns to OK. 2nd Draft, RG 24, reel C-S392, file HQS 7236-47-7-2HMT Ile de France, 1946

Postwar returns to OK. 3rd Draft, RG 24, reel C-S392, file HQS 7236-47-7-3HMT Aquitania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. 4th Draft, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-4HMT scvthia, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. 4Ath Draft, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-4AHMHS Letitia, 1946

Postwar returns to OK. Draft 5, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-5HMT Mauritania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 6, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-6HMT Aquitania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 7, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-7HMT Mauritania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 8, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-8HMT Scvthia, 1946-1947

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 9, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-9HMT Aquitania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 10, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-10HMT Aguitania, 1946

Postwar returns to OK. Draft 11, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-11HMT Aguitania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 12, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-12HMT Aguitania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 13, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-13HMT Aquitania, 1946

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 14, RG 24, reel C-5393, file HQS 7236-47-7-14HMT Samaria, 1946

Postwar returns to OK. Draft 15, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-15HMT Samaria, 1946-1947

Postwar returns to OK. Draft 16, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-16HMT Aquitania, 1946-1947

Postwar returns to UK. Draft 17, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-47-7-17HMT Aguitania, 1947

Director of Internment Operations, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-481940-1942

Disposal of internees' property, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-501941-1943

Telephone communications generally, RG 24, reel C-S393, file HQS 7236-51internment camps, 1940-1942

Military court, No. 37682 Kutzinskipte H.K., 1942-1943

Visit of Col. R.S.M. White toCanada and Australia, 1942

Annual Reports, 1941-1946Camp standing orders, internment

and refugee camps, 1940-1945Visit, Commissioner of Refugee

camps to internment camps in UK,1942

Pay to NCOs and other rank P/W1943-1946

Reception of P/W at US portsArrival of vessel W-470, NewYork, 1943

Reception of P/W at US portsArrival of vessel W-478, 1943



Reception of P/W at US portsArrival of vessel W-752, 1944-1945

Reception of P/W at US portsArrival of vessel W-753, 1944-1946

Large unit camps for P/W, 1941-1943

RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-62-3RG 24, reel C-5394, file HOS 7235-62-4RG 24, reel C-5394, file HOS 7236-63RG 24, reel C-5394 and C-5395,file HQS 7236-64 (vols. 1-6)

RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-64-1

RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-64-2

RG 24, reel C-S395, file HOS 7236-64-3

RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-64-4


RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-64-6

RG 24, reel C-S395, file HQS 7236-65(vols. 1-3)

RG 24, reel C-SJ95, file HQS 7236-66-3


RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-68RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-69

RG 24, reel C-5396, file HQS 7236-73


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RG 24, reel C-5393, file HOS 7236-52

RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-53(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-54RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-56

(vols. 1-3)RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-56-1

RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-58RG 24, reel C-5394, file HOS 7236-59

. RG 24, reel C-5394, file HOS 7236-61-1

RG 24, reel C.,..5394, file HOS 7236-62-1

RG 24, reel C-S394, file HOS 7236-62-2

Reaction of P/W to arrival ofRudolf Hess in England, 1941

Enemy merchant seamen, 1941-1945

Marriage by proxy, 1941-1945Japanese Affairs, 1941-1946

Repatriation of Japanese,1945-1946

Conferences, 1941-1946Special accommodation, naval

P/W, 1941-1944Interrogation of refugees fromEurope, 1944

Hospitalization of mental casesamongst P/W, 1943-1946

Hospitalization of P/W otherthan mental, 1943

Supply of Glasses, 1943-1946'Dental Treatment, 1943-1946Enlistment of refugees, 1942-1945P/W entry into USA, 1942-1949

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promotions, German P/W, 1942-1945Decorations and awards, German P/W,

1943-1945Courts of inquiry, Policy,

1943-1945Canteens, Policy and instructions,

1941-1944Barrack damages, P/W Policy andinstructions, 1942-1946

Welfare matters, Policy, othersthan IRC and YMCA, 1943-1944

Religious Welfare matters,1943-1945 (vols. 1-2)

Apostolic Delegate: welfarematters, 1943-1947

World Council of Churches:welfare matters, Dr. Soderberg,1943-1946

Educational facilities, P/W,1943-1946 (vols. 1-2)

Educational facilities at workprojects, 1944-1946

Recreational facilities, P!W,other than gifts and donations,1943-1945

weekly broadcast messages andreports of UK of P!W activitiesin camps, 1943-1946

Broadcast messages from Germanyto P/W in Canada, 1943-1945

Gifts and donations other than IRCand YMCA, 1942-1945

Correspondence and receipts forundeliverable articles found inP/W parcels, 1944

Welfare matters, YMCA, Generalcorrespondence, 1942-1948

Welfare matters, YMCA, Reportson visits to camps, 1943-1944

Welfare matters, YMCA, at workprojects, 1944-1946

Welfare matters, IRC, Generalcorrespondence, 1943-1947

Welfare matters, IRC, At workprojects, 1944-1946

Camp publications by P/W,correspondence and lists, 1943-1944

Special privileges granted P/Wnot included in regulations,1943-1947

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RG 24, reel C-5J96, file HQS 7236-78RG 24, reel C-5396, file HQS 7236-78-1


RG 24, reel C-5398, file HQS 7236-81


RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83

RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-1


RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-2(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-3

RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-3-14


RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-4-1(vols. 1-2)


RG 24, reels C-5400 and 5401,file HQS 7236-83-5 (vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-5401, file HQS 7236-83-5-1

RC 24, reel C-S401, file HQS 7236-83-6(vols. 1-5)


RG 24, reel C-S401, file HQS 7236-83-6-14(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reels C-S401 and C-S402,file HQS 7236-83-7 (vols. 1-7)



RG 24, reel C-S40S, file HQS 7236-83-9(vola. 1-2)

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P/W films in German. Generalcorrespondence, 1943-1946

Female internees. Correspondencewith Warden, Kingston Penitentiary,1939-1943

Property Effects and baggage,UK P!W, 1941-1949

Correspondence with Cdn. MilitaryAttach~, Washington, General,1943-1945

Correspondence with Prisoners ofWar Information Bureau (PWIB) repersonal effects of P!W, 1942-1947

Punishment records, UK prisoners,1943-1946 (vols. 1-3)

Classification of UK P!W andinternees, 1941-1946

Collective claims of P!W as tostatus, 1943

Photographing and finger printing,Correspondence, generally,1942-1947

Repatriation and exchange, otherthan Mixed Medical Commission,1940-1951

Repatriation and exchange, draftPW Meds "A", 1945-1948

Repatriation and exchange, draftPW Meds "B", 1946

UK P!W Deaths, Policy andcorrespondence, 1943-1948

Official ranks of P!W, Correspon-dence, 1943

Telegrams to P/W and interneesfrom relatives, 1943-1944

Deserters and anti-Nazis, Corres-pondence, 1944-1946

Deserters and anti-Nazis. Lists,1944-1946

Protected personnel, lists andcorrespondence, 1942-1946

Financial matters, protectedpersonnel General, 1943-1945

Injuries to P!W and internees,list and correspondence, 1943-1945

Authority for payment of compensa-tion for injuries to P/W,1944-1950

Issue of clothing, Policy,1942-1946

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RG 24, reel C-540S, file HQS 7236-83-10(vols. 1-3)

RG 24, reel C-5405, file HQS 7236-84-2


RG 24, reel C-5405, file HQS 7236-85-1

RG 24, reel C-5406, file HQS 7236-85-2,(vols. 1-2)

RC 24, reel C-5406, file HQS 7236-85-3,

RG 24, reel C-5406, file HQS 7236-8S-4,(vols. 1-4)

RG 24, reel C-5406, file HQS 7236-85-4-1

RC 24, reel C-S406, file HQS 7236-85-7(vols. 1-4)

RG 24, reel C-S407, file HQS 7236-85--8,(Vols. 1-12)

RG 24, reel C-5407, file HQS 7236-85-8-A,(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-S407, file HQS 7236-85-8-B


RG 24, reel C-5407, file HQS 7236-85-12



RC 24, reel C-5407, file HQS 7236-85-16-1


RG 24, reel C-5408, file HQS 7236-85-17-1

RG 24, reel C-5408, file HQS 7236-85-18

RG 24, reel C-5408, file HQS 7236-85-18-1,(vols. 1-4)


Issue of clothing to officers,correspondence, 1943-1946

Issue of clothing to ORs, 1943-1946Postal arrangements, Policy,

1943-1946Postal instructions, OK P/W,internees and refugees, 1943

Postal matters, correspondencewith postmaster General,1943-1948

Postal matters, Registered mail,1943-1946 (vols. 1-2)

General correspondence re mail,P/W, internees and refugees,1942-1947

Postal inquiries from individualsre P/Ws address, 1943-1947

Correspondence with ExternalAffairs and OK, 1943-1944

Correspondence with OK reinternees' mail, 1943-1946Correspondence with Base PostOffice and Cdn Postal Corps,1943-1947

Air Mail, Correspondence, 1943-1944Letters for P/W received fromcountries other than OK, 1942

Censorship, Policy, 1942-1947Correspondence with Director ofCensorship, 1943-1944

Correspondence with Chief PostalCensor, 1943-1946

Correspondence and instructions tocamps re censorship, General,1943-1946

Rejected letters, 1943-1945Censor stamps, issue of. Corres-

pondence, 1943-1947Postal Censorship intercepts,

1943-1945Telegraph censorship intercepts,

1943-1944 (vols. 1-2)Weekly intelligence report from

Indian on P/W, 1942-1946Correspondence re foreign periodi-cals passed to other branches forexamination, 1943-1945

Monthly directorate letter from UK,1941-1944 (vols. 1-2)

Documents, instructions, UK,1943-1944

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RG 24, reel C-5408, file HQS 7236-86-3RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQs 7236-87


RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQS 7236-87-3,(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQS 7236-87-4,

RG 24, reelp-S408, file HQS 7236-87-5,(vols. 1-3)





RG 24, reel C-5409, file HQS 7236-87-10RG 24, reel C-S409, fileHQS 7236-87-11

RG 24, reel C-5409, file HQS 7236-88RG 24, reel C-S409, file HQS 7236-88-1



RG 24, reel C-S410, file HQS 7236-88-6RG 24, reel C-5410, file HQS 7236-88-7

RG 24, reels C-5410 and C-S411,file HQS 7236-88-9 (vols. 1-19)


RG 24, reels C-S411 and C-S412,file HQS 7236-88-12 (vols. 1-5)




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correspondence re documents of UKP/W, 1943-1948

Nominal rolls, correspondence andissue, UK and Cdn., 1943-1944

Publicity re P/W, internees andrefugees, policy and correspondence1942-1946

Correspondence with War InformationBoard re publicity, 1944-1945

Policy re visits, Consuls, GermanP/W, 1943-1945

Visits by representatives ofprotecting power, generally,1943-1945

Visits by consuls representingother axis nations, 1943-1945

Complaints. General correspondencewith consuls, 1942-1945

Correspondence from camps forprotecting power, German, 1943-1945

correspondence from camps forprotecting power, Italian,1943-1944

Correspondence from camps forprotecting power, Other thanGerman and Italian, 1943-1946

Correspondence with ExternalAffairs, re consular matters,Italian, 1942-1945

Policy re activities of IRCdelegate, 1944-1945

IRC reports by delegate andcorrespondence, 1942-1946

Intelligence matters, generalCorrespondence with camps,1943-1946

Inquiries by delegate, IRC,1943-1947

Intelligence policy, 1943-1945Correspondence with Director of

Naval Intelligence, 1943-1944Correspondence with Director ofMilitary Intelligence, 1943-1947

Correspondence with Director ofAir Intelligence, 1943-1945

Correspondence with Director ofPrisoners of War, UK, 1943-1946

Correspondence with RCMP re cdn.civilians, 1943-1946

correspondence referred to RCMP,1943-1945

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RG 24, reel C-5413, file HQS 7236-89-4

RG 24, reel C-54l3, file HQS 7236-90,(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-5413, file HOS 7236-90-1

RG 24, reel C-5413, file HOS 7236-91

RG 24, reel C-5413, file HQS 7236-91-1

RG 24, reel C-5413, file HOS 7236-91-3

RG 24, reel C-5413, file HQS 7236-91-4

RG 24, reel C-5414, file HOS 7236-91-5,(vols. 1-2)

RG 24, reel C-5414, file HQS 7236-91-6

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HOS 7236-91-7

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HOS 7236-91-8

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-92

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HOS 7236-92-1


RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-92-3

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94-1


RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94-3

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94-4

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94-5

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94-5-1

Reports by RCMP on conditions ininternment camps, 1943-1946

Intelligence matters, Correspon-dence with M.J. Lynch, FBI,General, 1943

Intelligence reports fromAustralia, 1945-1946

Intelligence reports, Instructionsto camps, General, 1941-1946

Reports by Chief Postal Censor onP/W mail, 1941-1945

Intelligence reports, Central andsouth American countries, 1943

Intelligence reports, Europe,1944-1945 file HQS 7236-94-9 (vols.

Correspondence with ExternalAffairs re foreign intelligence,1943-1944

Lists of contacts, American.Correspondence with RCMP and FBI,1942-1945

Lists of Central and SouthAmerican Contacts, Correspondencewith RCMP and FBI, 1943-1945

Contact lists, Correspondence withcamps. General, 1943-1946

Political Intelligence Committee,1943-1947 (vols. 1-4)

Reports inspecting officers, NDHQ,1943-1946

Visits to camps, other thanofficial, 1943-1946

Visits to camps by UK officers,1943-1944

Construction and maintenance ofCamps. Policy, 1940-1945

COnstruction and maintenance ofCamps. Insurance, leases,Agreements, etc., 1941-1946

Policy. Organization, Prisonersof War Information Bureau,1946-1948

Civil police, 1945Re-education, 1943-1946Cdn. ,Assn. for Adult Education,

1944-1946Re-education, Films, 1944-1946Re-education, Publications, 1944-

1946Re-education, publications, PMC,1945-1946

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RG 24, reel C-541S, file HQS 7236-94-5-2

RG 24, reel C-5415, file HQS 7236-94-5-3

RG 24, reel C-541S, file HQS 7236-94-5~4

RG 24, reel C-541S, file HQS 7236-94-6,(vols. 1-6)

RG 24, reel C-S416, file HQS 7236-94-6-1,(vols. 1-2)


RG 24, reels C-5417 and C-S418,17-22)


RG 24, reel C-5418, file HQS 7236-94-11

RG 24, reel C-5418, file HQS 7236-94-12

RG 24, reel C-5418, file HQS 7236-94-13



RG 24, reel C-5420, file HQS 7236-95-2



RG 24, reel C-S420, file HQS 7236-96-30-1,(vols. 1-4)

RG 24, reel C-5421, file HQS 7236-100

RG 24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-0-1RG 24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1RG 24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1-0-1

RG 24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1-0-2RG 24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1-0-3

RG 24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1-0-3-P

Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War publications - Military District 2. RG24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1-0-3-2 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War publications - Military District 3. RG24, reel C-8435, file HQS 9139-1-0-3-3 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany. RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Chatham RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-10 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Gravenhurst RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-20 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Montieth RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-23 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Bowmanville RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-30 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Hull RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-32 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Petawawa RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-33 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Farnham RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-40 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Sherbrooke RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-42 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Grande Ligne RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-44 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War material for broadcasting to Germany - Sorel RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-45 Secret and Confidential Subject Files, Army - Prisoner of War classification - MI. 5, MI. 7 administration. RG24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-3

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News Bulletins, DPOW, 1945Reference to radio in P/W camps,

1944-1945Courses, 1944-1945Liaison with Director, Veterans

Guard, 1944-1945US censorship, Special P/W reports,

1944-1945Cdn. Postal Corps - Special P/Wreports, 1944-1945

Cdn. postal censor, Periodicalschedules of naval intelligence,1945

P/W counter intelligence, CommunistP/W, 1945

Liaison with British Intelligence,1943-1945

Liaison with D. Intelligence, Air,1945

Liaison with RCMP, 1945Liaison with Dept. of Transport,

1945Liaison with DNI and T, 1945P/W intelligence reports, Australia,

1945P/W Classification, 1945DMI P/W monthly bulletin, 1945Japanese internees in Canada,

War diet, 1942-1943Japanese internees in Canada,Policy re correspondence, etc.1942-1944

Policy re releasing information topress and public about P/W campsin Canada, 1942-1944

Statistics, Distribution ofenemy P/W, throughout the BritishEmpire, 1942-1945

Sundry information re P/W held incamps in Canada. Shackling of P/Win Canada, 1942-1945

Sundry information re P!W held incamps in Canada. General file,1943-1945

Escape of Japanese P/W in Australia,New Zealand, 1943-1944

Treatment of German officer P/W,1941

Cdn postal censor. Periodicalschedules of naval intelligence,1945

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RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-19-1

RG 24, reel C-8250, file-HQS 31-19-2

RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-19-3

RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-20





RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-30RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-34RG 24, reel C-5333, file HQS 9050-9

RG 24, reel C-5333, file HQS 9050-9-1

RG 24, reel C-5342, file HQS 9050-26-5

RG 24, reel C-5342, file HQS 9050-30-2




RG 24, reel C-5069, file HQC 4498-4

RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-19-3

(

P/W counter intelligence. Commu-nist P/W, 1945

Liaison with British Intelligence,1943-1945

Liaison with D. Intelligence, Air,1945

Liaison with RCMP, 1945Liaison with Dept. of Transport,

1945Liaison with DNI and T, 1945P/W intelligence reports,Australia, 1945

P/W classification, 1945DMI P/W monthly bulletin, 1945Japanese internees in Canada.

War diet, 1942-1943Japanese internees in Canada.Policy re correspondence, etc.;1942-1944

Policy re releasing information topress and public about P/W campsin Canada, 1942-1944

Statistics. Distribution ofenemy P/W throughout the BritishEmpire, 1942-1945

Sundry information re P/W held incamp in Canada. Shackling ofP/W in Canada, 1942-1945

Sundry information re P/W held incamps in Canada. General file,1943-1945

28

RG 24, reel C-82S0, file HQS 31-20



RG 24, reel C-82S0, file HQS 31-25RG 24, reel C-8250, file HQS 31-26


RG 24, reel C-82S0, "tile HQS 31-30RC 24, reel C-82S0, file HQS 31-34RG 24, reel C-5333, file HQS 90S0-9

RG 24, reel C-5333, file HQS 9050-9-1

RG 24, reel C-S342, file HQS 90S0-26-5

RC 24, reel C-5342, file HQS 9050-30-2

RC 24, reel C-S342, file HQS 9050-32

RG 24, reel C-5342, file HQS 9050-32-1

29

No. 10 Internment Camp, Chatham and Fiogal, Onto

Opened 15 May 1944 at Chatham as a tented camp housing approximately 326enemy merchant seamen from Monteith (Camp 23) who were employed on farmingprojects in southwestern Ontario. Some were employed in plants of LibbyMcNeill Company and the Canadian Dominion Sugar Company.

Camp closed 15 November 1944 and prisoners returned to Monteith. Campre-opened 1 May 1945, moved to Finga1 1 December and closed 14 November1946.

Camp capacity was 325 and, in 1945-1946, included some combatant of-ficers and other ranks in addition to internees and enemy merchant seamen.Strength of camp at Fingal in April 1946 was 248, of whom 218 were merchantseamen working on farms.

Sources:

War diary, 15 May-15 Nov. 1944,1 May 1945-30 June 1946

Camp intelligence, 1944-1946Classification of prisoners,

1944-1946Nominal rolls of transfers from

Chatham and Fingal, 1944-1946Returns of admissions and dis-

charges, outside hospitals,1944-1946

Weekly reports, admissions anddischarges, camp hospital,1944-1946

Strength returns, 1944-1946Monthly return of P/W quartered

and rationed outside camp,1945-1946

Administrative staff appointments,transfers, 1945-1946

Escape plans and correspondence,1944-1946

Camp standing orders, 1945Canteens, 1944-1946YMCA reports on welfare matters,1944-1946

IRC correspondence, 1944-1946correspondence re mail, 1944-1946correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1944-1946

Complaints by P/W, 1944Correspondence from camp forProtecting Power (German), 1944

Intelligence reports, 1944-1945

RG 24, vol. 15,387


RG 24, reel C-5369, file HQS 7236-1-7-10




RG 24, reel C-S38B, file HQS 7236-37-2-10

RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-44-10

RG 24, reel C-5395, file HQS 7236-69-10RG 24, reel C-s398, file HQS 7236-81-10RG 24, reel C-S401, file HQS 7236-83-6-10

RG 24, reel C-S402, file HQS 7236-83-7-10RG 24, reel C-5408, file ~QS 7236-87-5-10RG 24, reel C-S409, file HQS 7236-88-5-10

RG 24, reel C-S413, file HQS 7236-91-4-10RG 24, reel C-5414, file HQS 7236-91-5-10


30

Contact lists. correspondence, 1944 RG 24, reel C-5416, file HQS 7236-94-13-10construction and maintenance, 1944 RG 24, reel C-5420, file HQS 7236-96-10Re-education, 1944 RG 24, reel C-6436, file HQS 9139-1-10Material for broadcasting to RG 24, reel C-S436, file HQS 9139-2-10

Germany, 1944Security, 1945 RG 24, reel C-S249, file HQS 31-1-10Acquittance roll, 1945-1946 RG 24, vol. 11,268

31

No. 20 Internment Camp. Gravenhurst, Onto(formerly camp C)

Opened 30 June 1940 in Calydor Sanitorium, near Cravenhurst.164 officers and 325 other ranks arrived from UK 13 July 1940304 officers and other ranks transferred to Fort Henry (Camp 31) 5November 1940521 transferred to Ozada (Camp 133) in May 1942153 officers and other ranks arrived from Bowmanville (camp 30) 14 May1942278 officers and other ranks arrived from Middle East in Hay 1942Considerable trouble in fall of 1942 because of shackling; 98 officerstransferred to Farnham (Camp 40) in December 194222 transferred from Lethbridge (Camp 133) in July 1944, 47 in October-November 1944Became a "Black" camp for officers in December 1944172 officers and 73 other ranks ("grey") transferred to Wainwright (Camp135) in February 1945 and over 100 "black" officers at Farnham trans-ferred to Gravenhurst39 "black" officers transferred from Grande Ligna (Camp 44) 4 December1945, 29 on 15 January 1946 and 69 in April 1946camp closed 29 June 1946

Sources:

War diary, June 1940-June 1946Camp intelligence, 1944-1946Classification of P/W, 1944-1946

~ Nominal rolls, prepared on arrival,1940-1945

Nominal rolls of transfers fromGravenhurst, 1940-1946

Strength returns, 1941-1946Returns of admissions anddischarges, outside hospitals,1940-1946


Parcels, letters to ExternalAffairs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1941-1946

Monthly return of P/W quarteredand rationed outside camp,1944-1946

General file, 1940-1946

Orders and instructions, 1943-1944

RG 24, vols. 15,388-15,389RG 24, reel C-5365, file HQS 9139-4-20RG 24, reel C-5366, file HQS 9139-20RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-6-20

RG 24, reel C-5369, file HQS 7236-1-7-20

RG 24, reel C-5373, file HQS 7236-1-10-20RG 24, reel C-S371, file HQS 7236-1-8-20

RG 24, reel C-5372, file HQS 7236-1-9-20

RG 24, real C-S376, file HQS 7236-1-11-20

RC 24, reel C-S376, file HQS 7236-1-13-20

RG 24, reel C-5377, file HQS 7236-16 (vols.1-3)RG 24, reel C-S378, file HQS 7236-25-1-20

Monthly reports of employment,for which P!W receive pay,1940-1946



Camp standing orders, 1941-1944Courts of inquiry, 1940-1944Canteens, 1942-1948

Educational facilities, 1943-1946YMCA reports on welfare matters,

1943-1946IRC correspondence, 1943-1947

Financial matters, protectedpersonnel, 1943-1945

Correspondence re mail, 1942-1945correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1943-1946

Visits by representatives ofProtecting Power, 1943-1945

Complaints by P!W, 1943-1945Correspondence from camp forProtecting Power (German),1943-1946

Intelligence reports, 1940-1946Contact lists. Correspondence,

1943-1946Reports for Psychological Warfare

Committee, 1943-1946Construction and maintenance,

1940-1946Re-education, 1944-1946Material for broadcasting to

Germany, 1944-1945YMCA gifts and donations, 1942-1943Gifts and donations, 1942Complaints, 1940-1943

IRC report on camp, 1941Inspection reports, 1940-1942Returns, 1940-1941General accounting matters,

1940-1942 (vols. 1-2)Pay and rulings re German officer

P/W, 1942Acquittance roll, 1945-1946

32

RG 24, reel C-5379, file HQS 7236-34-1-20

RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-37-2-20

RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-44-20

RG 24, reel C-S39S, file HQS 7236-69-20RG 24, reel C-5396, file HQS 7236-80-20RG 24, reel C-5398, file HQS 7236-81-20

(vols. 1-2)RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-3-20RG 24, reel C-S401, file HQS 7236-83-6-20


RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQS 7236-85-17-1-20



RG 24, reel C-S413, file HQS 7236-91-4-20RG 24, reel C-S414, file HQS 7236-91-5-20




RG 24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-1-20RG 24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-20

RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-6RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3

(vols. 1-2)RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-5-3-20RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 11-2-20RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 13-3-7RG 24, vol. 11,264, file 12-20-1

RG 24, vol. 11,264, file 12-20-9

RG 24, vol. 11,268

33

No. 21 Internment Camp, Espano1a, Onto(formerly Camp E)

Opened 7 July 1940 on mill site owned by Abitibi Power and Paper, 40miles west of Sudbury.1422 other ranks of the German army, navy and air force arrived from theOK 14-15 July 1940.134 other ranks arrived from Neys (Camp 100) in March 1940.48 transferred to Angler (Camp 101) 28 October 1941.7 transferred to Hull (camp 32) in September 1941.Over 1000 transferred to Lethbridge (camp 133) in May 1943.21 Arrived from Neys and 14 from Monteith (Camp 23) in July 194323 enemy merchant seamen transferred from Petawawa (Cawp 33) in August1943 and 112 transferred from Lethbridge in July-August 1943.Entire camp population of 418 left 26 August 1943 for repatriation. Campclosed 30 November 1943.

Sources:

(

War diary, July 1940-Nov. 1943Nominal rolls, prepared on arrival,

1940-1943Nominal rolls of transfers fromEspan01a, 1940-1943

Returns of admissions anddischarges, outside hospitals,1940-1943


Strength returns, 1941-1943Parcels, letters to ExternalAffa~rs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1941-1943

General file, 1940-1945

Orders and instructions, 1943Monthly reports of employment

for which P/W receive pay,1941-1942


Escape plans and correspondence,1943

Camp standing orders, 1940Courts of inquiry, 1942Canteens, 1942-1945Educational facilities, 1943

YMCA reports on welfare matters,1943

RG 24, vol. 15,390RG 24, reel C-5369, file HQS 7236-1-6-21







RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-37-2-21


RG 24, reel C-S395, file HQS 7236-69-21RG 24, reel C-5396, file HQS 7236-80-21RG 24, reel C-5398, file HQS 7236-81-21RG 24, reel C-S400, file HQS 7236-83-3-21


(

I~

IRC correspondence, 1943Financial matters, protectedpersonnel, 1943

correspondence re mail, 1943Correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1943


Complaints by P/W, 1942-1943correspondence from camp forProtecting Power (German), 1943

Intelligence reports, 1940-1943cont~9t lists. Correspondence,

1943Camp construction and maintenance,

1942-1943YMCA gifts and donations,

1941-1942Gifts and donations, 1942-1943Complaints, 1940-1942IRC reports on camp, 1940-1942Intelligence reports, 1941-1942Inspection reports, 1940-1941Returns, 1940-1941Authority to pay, 1940-1941General accounting matters,

1941-1942Postal contacts and correspon-dence records, 1942

34

RG 24, reel C-5402, file HQS 7236-83-7-21RG 24, reel C-5408, file HQS 7236-85-17-1-21






RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5

RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-6RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 9-5-3-21RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-3RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 11-2-21RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 13-3-8RG 24, vol. 11,263, file 12-8-1RG 24, vol. 11,265, file 12-21-1

RG 24, vol. 6595, file 6-3-7-21

35

No. 22 Internment Camp, Hew Toronto (Mimico), Ont.(formerly caap M)

Opened 25 June 1940 at Ontario Reformatory, Mimico.347 enemy merchant seamen and civilians arrived from Trois-Rivieres(Camp "T") 19 July 1940. Most were considered to be pro Na%i.120 civilians transferred on 10 October 1940 when Fort Henry (Camp F)closed.19 civilians, suspected pro Nazis, transferred from Farnham (Camp A)19 November 1940strength at New Toronto in November 1940 was 51450 arrived from overseas 16 April 194263 enemy merchant seamen transferred from Sherbrooke (Camp 42) 5 January194337 enemy merchant seamen and one civilian transferred from Sherbrooke 16May 194329 civilians arrived from Fort Henry (Camp 31) 16 November 19439 civilians transferred from Neys (Camp 100) in November 1943377 enemy merchant seamen transferred to Monteith (Camp 23) 24 November194331 enemy merchant seamen and 183 civilians transferred to Monteith 24April 1944Camp closed 30 April 1944

Sources:

,\

War diary, June 1940 - April 1944Nominal rolls, prepared on arrival,

1942Nominal rolls of transfers from

New Toronto, 1940-1944Returns of admissions anddischarges, outside hospitals,1941-1944


Strength returns, 1941-1944Parcels, letters to ExternalAffairs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1941-1944

Monthly returns of P/W quarteredand rationed outside camp,1944-1945

Organization and administration,1940-1945 (vols. 1-2)

Orders and instructions, 1943-1944Monthly reports of employment for

which P/W receive pay, 1940-1944Administrative staff appointments,transfers, 1941-1944

RG 24, vol. 15,391RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-6-22

RG 24, reel C-5370, file HQS 7236-1-7-22







RG 24, reel C-5368, file HQS 7236-37-2-22


camp standing orders, 1940-1942Courts of inquiry, 1942Canteens, 1942-1944Educational facilities, 1943-1944YMCA reports on welfare matters,

1943-1944IRC correspondence, 1943-1944Correspondence re mail, 1943-1944Correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1943-1944

Visits by representatives ofprotecting Power, 1943-1944

Complaints by P/W, 1943Correspondence from camp forProtecting Power (German),1943-1944

Intelligence reports, 1943-1944Contact lists. correspondence,

1942-1944Inspection report, 1943Construction and maintenance,

1940-1944YMCA gifts and donations, 1942Gifts and donations, 1942complaints, 1940-1942IRC reports on camp, 1940-1941Intelligence pertaining to OKinternees, 1942

Intelligence reports, 1941-1942Inspection reports, 1940-1942Returns, 1940-1941General accounting matters,

1940-1941General accounting matters,

1941-1942 (vols. 1-2)postal contacts and correspon-dence, 1942

36

RG 24, reel C-S389, file 8QS 7236-44-22

RG 24, reel C-5395, file 8QS 7236-69-22RG 24, reel C-5396, file 8QS 7236-80-22RG 24, reel C-S398, file 8QS 7236-81-22RG 24, reel C-S400, file 8QS 7236-83-3-22RG 24, reel C-S401, file 8QS 7236-83-6-22

RG 24, reel C-5403, file 8QS 7236-83-7-22RG 24, reel C-S408, file 8QS 7236-87-S-22RG 24, reel C-S409, file 8QS 7236-88-5-22

RG 24, reel C-S413, file 8QS 7236-91-1-22

RG 24, reel C-S413, file 8QS 7236-91-4-22RG 24, reel C-5414, file 8QS 7236-91-5-22

RG 24, reel C-5416, flle HQS 7236-94-6-22RG 24, reel C-S418, file HQS 7236-94-13-22

RG 24, reel C-S419, file HQS 7236-95-1-22RG 24, reel C-S420, file HQS 7236-96-22

RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-6RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 9-5-3-22RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-3-22RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 11-2-22RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 13-3-12RG 24, vol. 11,263, file 12-12-1

RG 24, vol. 11,265, file 12-22-1

RG 24, vol. 6595, file 6-3-7-22

37

Ho. 23 Internment Camp. Monteitb. Onto(formerly camp Q)

Located at Ontario Government Detention Farm, 35 miles south ofCochrane.393 internees and 108 enemy merchant seamen arrived from Quebec 14 July1940.482 internees transferred from Fort Henry (Camp F) in October 1940.180 civilians transferred to Farnham (Camp 40), 240 to Sherbrooke (Camp42), 103 to Ile aux Noix (camp 41) and BO to Fredericton (Camp 70) inOctober 1940.Approximately 900 enemy merchant seamen arrived from Red Rock (Camp R)in June or July 1941347 internees transferred from Red Rock in October 1941.Approximately 650 internees transferred to Neys (Camp 100) 26 November1941-344 enemy merchant seamen transferred to Fort Henry in November 1941.camp housed combatant officers and other ranks, November 1941-March1944.1000 arrived from UK 3 January 1942338 enemy merchant seamen and one civilian arrived in November 1943 fromFort Henry which was closed.461 enemy merchant seamen transferred from Neys in November 194323 officers transferred from Grande Ligne (Camp 48) in November 194348 transferred from Sherbrooke in November 1943377 transferred from New Toronto (Camp 22) in November 1943150 EMS officers transferred from Petawawa (camp 33) in November 1943.582 enemy merchant seamen transferred from Petawawa in January 1944.7 officers transferred from Grande Ligne in March 1944.Combatant prisoners at Monteith (approximately 1400) transferred toMedicine Hat in March 1944 (most actually were in Lumber camps)153 transferred from Lethbridge (Camp 133) in March 194431 enemy merchant seamen and 183 civilians transferred from New Torontoin April 1944.148 enemy merchant seamen transferred from Sherbrooke in May 1944.strength in May 1944: 1764 enemy merchant seamen.All enemy merchant seamen (approximately 612) at Seebe (Camp 130) trans-ferred to Monteith in July 1944, 49 transferred from Sherbrooke in March

- 1945, 21 from Fredericton in september 1945

38

25 Austrian officers and 6 other ranks were transferred from GrandeLigne in February 1946, as were 11 Austrians from Neys, 260 fromLethbridge and 49 from Wainwright (Camp 135).Camp closed December 1946.

Sources:

\

War diary, January-March 1941,July 1941-June 1946

Camp intelligence, 1944-1946Classification of P/W, 1944-1947Nominal rolls, prepared on arrivalNominal rolls of transfers f~omMonteith, 1940-1944


Weekly reports, admissions anddischarges, camp hospitals,1940-1946

strength returns, 1941-1946Parcels, letters to ExternalAffairs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1941-1945

Monthly returns of P/W quarteredand rationed outside camp,1944-1946

General File, 1940-1945

Orders and instructions, 1943-1944Monthly reports of employment for

which P/W receive pay, 1940-1946Administrative staff appointments

and transfers, 1941-1946Escape plans and correspondence,

1941-1946Camp standing orders, 1940-1944Courts of inquiry, 1943Canteens, 1942-1947Educational facilities,

1943-1946YMCA reports on welfare matters,


Financial matters, protectedpersonnel, 1943

correspondence re mail, 1943-1947correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1943-1946

RG 24, vols. 15,392-15,393

RG 24, reel C-5365, file HQS 9139-4-23RG 24, reel C-5366, file HQS 9139-23RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-6-23RG 24, reel C-5370, file HQS 7236-1-7-23

RG 24, reel C-5371, file HQS 7236-1-8-23

RG 24, reel C-5372, file HQS 7236-1-9-23


RG 24, reel C-5376, file HQS 7236-1-13-23



RG 24, reel C-S3B8, file HQS 7236-37-2-23

RG 24, reel C-S3B9, file HQS 7236-44-23

RG 24, reel C-S395, file HQS 7236-69-23RG 24, reel C-5396, file HQS 7236-80-23RG 24, reel C-5398, file HQS 7236-81-23RG 24, reel C-5400, file HQS 7236-83-3-23

RG 24, reel C-5401, file HQS 7236-83-6-23


RG 24, reel C-5408, file HQS 7236-85-17-1-23

RG 24, reel C-540a, file HQS 7236-87-5-23RG 24, reel C-5409, file HQS 7236-88-5-23

(

Visits by representatives ofProtecting Powers, 1943-1944

Complaints by P/W, 1943-1945

Correspondence from camp forProtecting Power (German),1943-1945

Intelligence reports, 1943-1946Contact lists, Correspondence,

1942-1946Reports for Psychological Warfare

committee, 1945-1946Construction and maintenance,

1943-1944Re-education, 1944-1946Material for broadcasting to

Germany, 1944-1946Security, 1944-1946YMCA gifts and donations,

1942-1943Gifts and donations, 1942-1943Complaints, 1940-1943IRC report on camp, 1940Intelligence pertaining to UKinternees, 1942

Intelligence reports, 1941-1943Inspection reports, 1940-1941Returns, 1940-1941Report on handcuffing, 1942General accounting matters,

1940-1941General accounting matters,

1941-1942 (vols. 1-2)Acquittance roll, 1944-1946Postal contacts and correspondencerecords, 1941-1942

39



RG 24, reel C-S414, file HQS 7236-91-5-23(vols. 1-2)



RG 24, reel C-S420, file HQS,7236-96-23


RG 24, reel C-8249, file HQS 31-2-23RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5

RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-6RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3RG 24, voL 11,249, file 9-5-3-23RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1

RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-3-23RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 11-2-23RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 13-3-13RG 24, vol. 11,257RG 24, vol. 11,263, file 12-13-1

RG 24, vol. 11,265, file 12-23-1

RG 24, vol. 11,270RG 24, vol. 6595, file 6-3-7-23

40

No. 30 Internment camp, Bowmanvi11e, Ontario

Opened in November 1941 at the Ontario Boys' Training School.168 officers and 80 ORs (orderlies) arrived from Fort Henry (Camp 31) on20 November 1941.246 officers and 35 ORs transferred from Neys (camp 100) on 22 November1941.153 officers and servants transferred to Gravenhurst (Camp 20) on 14 May1942.Considerable trouble regarding shackling ("Battle of Bowrnanville")129 transferred to Farnham (Camp 40) 5 December 1942Became a grey officers' camp in December 1944

, 124 transferred to Seebe (Camp 130) in March 1945283 (dark greys) transferred to wainwright (Camp 135) 9 April 1945207 transferred to Grande Ligna (camp 44), 13 April 1945Camp closed 30 April 1945

Sources:

\\

\

War diary, Oct. 1941-Feb. 1942,June-July 1942, Sept. 1942-April 1945

camp intelligence, 1944-1945Classification of P/W, 1944-1945Nominal rolls, prepared on arrival

1942Nominal rolls of transfers from

Bowmanville, 1941-1945Returns of admissions anddischarges, outside hospitals,1941-1945


strength returns, 1941-1945Parcels, letters to ExternalAffairs, International Red Crossand Swiss Consul, 1941-1945

Orders and instructions, 1943-1944Monthly returns of P/W quartered

and rationed outside camp,1944-1945

Monthly reports of employmentfor which P/W receive pay,1943-1945



organization and administration,

RG 24, vol. 15,393

RG 24, reel C-5365, file HQS 9139-4-30RG 24, reel C-5366, file HQS 9139-30RG 24, reel c-5369, file HQS 7236-1-6-30

RG 24, reel C-5370, file HQS 7236-1-7-30

RG 24, reel C-5371, file HQS 7236-1-8-30

RG 24, reel C-5372, file HQS 7236-1-9-30



RG 24, reel C-5379, file HQS 7236-34-1-30

RG 24, reel C-5388, file HQS 7236-37-2-30



(\

1941-1945 (vols. 1-5)Camp standing orders, 1942-1944

41

RG 24, reel c-S395, file HQS 7236-69-30

\

Courts of inquiry, 1942-1943

Canteens, 1943-1946Educational facilities, 1942-1945YMCA reports on welfare matters,


Official ranks of P!W, 1942-1943Financial matters, protectedpersonnel, 1943-1944

Correspondence re mail, 1943-1945correspondence, instructions re

censorship, 1943-1945Visits by representatives ofProtecting Power, 1943-1945

Complaints by P!W, 1943-1945correspondence from camp forprotecting Power (German),1943-1945

Intelligence reports, 1943-1945Contact lists, Correspondence,


1942-1945Insurance, leases, agreements, etc.,

1941-1946Re-education, 1944Material for broadcasting to

Germany, 1944SecurityYMCA gifts and donations, 1942Gifts and donations, 1942-1943Search for P!W belongings, 1942Escape of P. Krug and E. Boehle,

1942complaints, 1941-1943Intelligence, 1942-1943Intelligence reports, 1941General Accounting matters,Pay and rulings re German officers

P!W, 1941-1942Postal contacts and correspondence

records, 1942

42

RG 24, reels C-5396 and C-S397,file HQS 7236-BO-30 (vols. 1-7)

RG 24, reel C-539B, file HQS 7236-81-30RG 24, reel C-S400, file HQS 7236-83-3-30RG 24, reel C-5401, file HQS 7236-83-6-30


RG 24, reel C-5407, file HQS 7236-85-12-30RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQS 7236-8S-17-1-30


RG 24, reel C-5413, file HQS 7236-91-1-30


(vols. 1-2)


RG 24, reel C-5419, file HQS 7236-95-1-30RG 24, reel C-5420, file HQS 7236-96-30

RG 24, reel C-5420, file HQS 7236-96-30-1


RG 24, reel C-8249, file HQS 31-3-30RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5RG 24, vol. 6584, file 3-3-6RG 24, vol. 6591, file 5-2-4RG 24, vol. 6591, file 5-2-4

RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3 (vols. 1-2)RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-3-30RG 24, vol. 11,265, file 12-20-1RG 24, vol. 11,265, file 12-30-9

RG 24, vol. 6595, file 6-3-7-30

43

No. 31 Internment Camp, Fort Henry (Kingston), Ontario(formerly camp F)

A receiving station and temporary internment centre until camp atPetawawa was ready for occupancy.124 aliens at Fort Henry in September 1939. 72 were from Montreal, 52from Toronto.Opened as a camp 29 June 1940 with the arrival of 600 enemy merchantseamen and German merchants from West Africa."Closed for alterations and improvements" in October 1940. 120 trans-ferred to New Toronto (Camp 22), 482 to Monteith (Camp 23)304 officers and their servants arrived from Gravenhurst (Camp 20) 5November 1940.Reciprocal agreement with German government in September 1941 whereby"former fortress buildings and penal institutions will not be used asinternment camps." 55 transferred to Monteith, 252 (80 of them order-lies) to Bowmanville (Camp 30) 20 November 1941344 enemy merchant seamen arrived from Monteith, 23 November 19417 non-refugees arrived from Farnham (Camp 40) in December 194172 enemy merchant seamen arrived from UK in April 194220 transferred to Hull (camp 32) in March 1943141 arrived from Fredericton (Camp 70) 15 May 1943114 transferred to Sherbrooke (Camp 42) 16 May 194329 civilian internees transferred to New Toronto, 338 enemy merchantseamen and one civilian internee transferred to Monteith 16 November1943Camp closed 23 December 1943

Sources: 15 'l 0 ~I) J , IWar diary, June 1940-Dec. 1943 RG 24, Vol. 14, ~g .....Nominal rolls prepared on arrival, RG 24, reel C-5369, file HQS 7236-1-6-31

1942Nominal rolls of transfers from RG 24, reel C-5370, file HQS 7236-1-7-31Fort Henry, 1940-1943

Returns of admissions and dis- RG 24, reel C-5371, file HQS 7236-1-8-31charges, outside hospitals,1940-1943

Weekly reports, admissions and RG 24, reel C-5372, file HQS 7236-1-9-31discharges, camp hospital,1940-1943

strength returns, 1941-1943 RG 24, reel C-S373, file HQS 7236-1-10-31Parcels, letters to External RG 24, reel C-5376, file HQS 7236-1-11-31Affairs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1941-1943

General file, 1939-1943 RG 24, reel C-5376, file HQS 7236-5Court of inquiry re escape, 1941 RG 24, reel C-5376, file HQS 7236-5-1Monthly report of employment for RG 24, reel C-S379, file HQS 7236-34-1-31

which P/W receive pay, 1940-1943Administrative staff appointments, RG 24, reel C-538B, file HQS 7236-37-2-31

\\ transfers, 1941-1943


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RG 24, reel C-5389, file HQS 7236-44-31

Camp standing orders, 1940-1941Courts of inquiry, 1942-1943Canteens, 1942-1943Educational facilities, 1943YHCA reports on welfare matters,

1942-1943IRC correspondence, 1943Official ranks of PjW, 1943Correspondence re mail, 1943Correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1943


Complaints by PjW, 1943Correspondence from camp forProtecting Power (German)



1942-1943YMCA gifts and donations, 1942Gifts and donations, 1942-1943Complaints, 1940-1943German complaints and reprisals

re Fort Henry. 1943IRC report on camp, 1941Intelligence, 1942-1943Intelligence reports, 1943Inspection reports, 1940-1942Returns, 1940-1941General accounting matters,

1940-1942Pay and rulings re German officer

P!W, 1940-1942Postal contacts and corres-pondence records, 1941-1942

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RG 24, reel C-539S, file HQS 7236-69-31RG 24, reel C-S397, file HQS 7236-80-31RG 24, reel C-S398, file HQS 7236-81-31RG 24, reel C-S400, file HQS 7236-83-3-31RG 24, reel C-S401, file HQS 7236-83-6-31

RG 24, reel C-S403, file HQS 7236-83-7-31RG 24, reel C-S407, file HQS 7236-8S-12-31RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQS 7236-87-5-31RG 24, reel C-5409, file HQS 7236-88-5-31


RG 24, reel C-S413, file HQS 7236-91-4-31RG 24, reel C-S414, file HQS 7236-91-S-31


RG 24, reel C-S420, file HQS 7236-9S-1-31RG 24, reel c-S420, file HQS 7236-96-31

RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5RG 24, vol. 6S84, file 3-3-6RG 24, vol. 11,246, file 9-1-3RG 24, vol. 11,248, file 9-1-5

RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 9-S-3-31RG 24, vol. 11,249, file 10-2-1RG 24, vol. 11,250, file 10-2-3-31RG 24, vol. 11,253, file 11-2-31RG 24, vol. 11,254, file 13-3-9RG 24, vol. 11,265, file 12-31-1

RG 24, vol. 11,266, file 12-31-9

RG 24, vol. 6595, file 6-3-7-31

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No. 32 Internment Camp, Bull, Quebec(formerly Camp B)

Opened 9 August 1941 in the newly constructed provincial jail in ValT6treau.First occupants were 90 members of the Communist Party of Canada whowere transferred from Petawawa (Camp 33) 20 August 1941 after troubledeveloped between them and Fascist internees at PetawawaThe Communists were released one by one after the hearing of their casesby the Advisory Committee, beginning in April 1942. All had beenreleased by'October 19427 anti Nazi prisoners of war at Espanola (camp 21) and 10 from Ozada(Camp 133), all seeking protection, arrived in September 194225 arrived from Petawawa, Farnham (Camp 40) and Fredericton (Camp 70) inOctober 194220 arrived from Fort Henry (Camp 31) in March 1943, 24 from Petawawa inseptember 194360 refugees arrived from Ile aux Noix (Camp 41) in October-November1943, 50 of whom returned to UK in NovemberRemaining prisoners in Hull Camp were employed in the Ottawa-Hull area,many on farmsCamp disbanded 20 March 1947

Sources:

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War diary, Aug. 1941-March 1947Camp intelligence, 1945-1946Classification of PjW, 1944-1946Nominal rolls, prepared on arrival,

1941-1946Nominal rolls of transfers fromHull, 1941-1947


Weekly report, admissions anddischarges, camp hospital,1941-1947

Strength returns, 1941-1947

Parcels, letters to ExternalAffairs, IRC and Swiss Consul,1942-1946

Monthly return of PjW quarteredand rationed outside camp,1944-1947

Orders and instructions, 1943-1944Monthly report of employment for

which P/W receive pay, 1943-1947Administrative staff appointments,transfers, 1941-1945

RG 24, vols. 15,394-15,395RG 24, reel C-5365, file HQS 9139-4-32RG 24, reel C-S366, file HQS 9139-32RG 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-6-32




RG 24, reels C-.S373 and C-S374, fileHQS 7236-1-10-32





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Organization and administration,1941-1948 (vols. 1-3)

Camp standing orders, 1941-1945Canteens, 1943-1947

Educational facilities, 1943-1946YMCA reports on welfare matters,

1943-1946IRC correspondence, 1943-1947Official ranks of PjW, 1943Correspondence re mail, 1943-1946correspondence, instructions recensorship, 1943-1945

Visits by representatives ofProtecting Power, 1944

complaints by P!W, 1943correspondence from camp forprotecting Power (German), 1944


1946Reports for Psychological Warfare

Committee, 1946Construction and maintenance,

1943-1944securityYMCA gifts and donations,

1942-1943Petition to Parliament by

internees, 1941Acquittance roll, 1945-1946P!W material for broadcasting toGermany, 1944-1946

Postal contacts and correspondencerecords, 1942

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RG 24, reel C-539S, file HQS 7236-69-32RG 24, reel C-S398, file HOS 7236-81-32

(vols. 1-2)RG 24, reel C-S400, file HOS 7236-83-3-32RG 24, reel C-S401, file HOS 7236-83-6-32

RG 24, reel C-S403, file HQS 7236-83-7-32RG 24, reel C-5407, file HQS 7236-85-12-32RG 24, reel C-S408, file HQS 7236-87-S-32RG 24, reel C-S409, file HQS 7236-88-5-32




RG 24, reel C-5419, file HQS 7236-94-14-32

RG 24, reel C-5420, file HQS 7236-96-32

RG 24, reel C-8249, file HQS 31-3-32RG 24, vol. 6583, file 3-3-5

RG 24, vol. 6588, file 5-1-7

RG 24, vol. 11,268RG 24, reel C-8436, file HQS 9139-2-32

RG 24, vol. 6595, file 6-3-7-32

RG 24, vols. 15,395-15,396RG 24, reel C-5365, file HQS 9139-4-33RC 24, reel C-S366, file HQS 9139-33RC 24, reel C-S369, file HQS 7236-1-6-33

RC 24, reel C-5370, file HQS 7236-1-7-33

RC 24, reel C-S371, file