Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 142
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<p>[Page 142]</p><p>On March 6, 1919 I received £2/10/- from Nordd. Lloyd (for the month of March)</p><p>On April 14, 1919 I received £2/10/- from Nordd. Lloyd (for the month of April)</p><p>As we learned from the newspapers in early April, England has already repatriated 26,000 German civilian prisoners. 5000 are still in England, 4000 of which want to remain there.</p><p>On 6th of May I received £2/10/- from Nordd. Lloyd (for the month of May)</p><p>On May 19, 1919, I received £2/10/- from Nordd. Lloyd (for the month of June)</p><p>Holdsworthy, 20th of May, 1919.<br />They finally intend to begin repatriating us, and</p><p>[Note in Margin] comp. £10/-/-</p>
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