Box 1
Container
Contains 122 Results:
Camp conditions postcards. German postcard., 1918 - 1918
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/16
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/16. Item 1/16/14
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1918 - 1918
Camp conditions postcards. Parcels from home. July 1918., 1918 - 1918
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/16
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/16. Item 1/16/15
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1918 - 1918
Camp conditions postcards. Wooden barracks east end. 1918., 1918 - 1918
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/16
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/16. Item 1/16/16
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1918 - 1918
Camp conditions postcards. Kitchen No.2 and wooden barracks. 1918., 1918 - 1918
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/16
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/16. Item 1/16/17
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1918 - 1918
Camp conditions postcards. Bed on prom. Aug 1918., 1918 - 1918
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/16
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/16. Item 1/16/18
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1918 - 1918
Photo postcards - undated., 1914 - 1918
File — Box: 1
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/17
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1914 - 1918
Portrait of A.H. Jones., Post 1918.
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/17
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/17. Item 1/17/2
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
Post 1918.
Pamphlet - Myself, the other fellow, and work: a second talk on some aspects of psychology
lecture by A.H. Jones given before a meeting of The Association of Gas Salesmen at the Queen's Hotel, Leeds. , n.d.
File — Box: 1
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/18
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
n.d.
Undated letter ca Apr 1916. Future plans., 1916 - 1916
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/8
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/8. Item 1/8/4
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1916 - 1916
Camp conditions postcards. Bringing in the parcels., 1918 - 1918
Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1/17
Identifier: MSS Archives. 2014/06. Series 1. File 1/17. Item 1/17/1
Note regarding the contents of letters
From the Series:
Prisoners in Ruhleben camp were only permitted to write a maximum of two letters to friends and family per month. These letters had to be written on A5 sized Ruhleben-issued stationery, which obliged writers to be brief. Letters also had to be checked by the camp's censor requiring writers to be circumspect and Albert Jones alludes several times to his communications being constrained. Mail between Germany and New Zealand was often subject to delays and in some cases was lost en route.
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Dates:
1918 - 1918