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In the first months of World War 1 the Home Office in Whitehall issued restriction orders to be placed on German subjects living in Britain. Any German who had undergone military training was to be taken as a prisoner of war. In November 1914 all Turkish nationals in Britain were declared enemy ali...

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In the first months of World War 1 the Home Office in Whitehall issued restriction orders to be placed on German subjects living in Britain. Any German who had undergone military training was to be taken as a prisoner of war. In November 1914 all Turkish nationals in Britain were declared enemy aliens except those born in Cyprus.
Essex Police Records
E12.1 Essex Record Office J/P12/1

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30th Jan 2009

Subjects:
 Citizenship, Geography, History, ICT, PSHE

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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Essex aliens German Turkish POWs prisoners of war World War 1 20th century

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