Miss Franziska Bals
Title: Miss
Epithet: Rushen Camp internee, Isle of Man (1940)
Record type: Second World War Internees
Biography: Internee number: 1292
Lived at Fruckstrasse 26 Duisberg, Germany and arrived in the UK on 12 September 1931. Conditional landing at Harwich on 12 September 1931. Conditions varied to 12 September 1933. Conditions varied to 12 September 1934. Conditions varied to 12 September 1938. Home Office 17 August 1938 Conditions cancelled. 6 September 1939 To Germany via Tilbury. Entry re leaving country cancelled. 21 December 1939, Exempt internment until further Order. Metro Tribunal 9.
Address at time of internment was Crown Hotel, Boreham, Elstree. Interned on the Isle of Man on 30 May 1940 at Rushen Camp c/o Falcons Nest Hotel, Port Erin. Went to Review Tribunal in Douglas on ? October 1940, exempted from internment and left the Isle of Man on 28 March 1941 returning to Daneycroft, Copers Cope Road, Beckenham, Kent.
Identity book or registration certificate: 476921; date: 26 October 1931; issued at: Hatfield, Herts.
Registration Card includes internee passport photograph and signature.
German passport No.1, issued Duisberg 10 September 1931.
CHAB 410/1
Police Permit to proceed out and into Rushen Internment Camp, under escort, on Wednesday, October 16, 1940, for the purpose of proceeding to the Court House, Douglas, to appear before the Home Office Advisory Committee. (Box IOM Movement Permits.) - 15.10.40 The holder of this Certificate is to be exempt until further order from internment and from the special restrictions applicable to enemy aliens under the Aliens Order, 1920, as amended. - 28.3.1941 Leaving Isle of Man for Daneycroft, Copers Cope Road, Beckenham, Kent. R.C.476921 issued 26.10.31 in Hatfield, Herts.
Occupation / profession: domestic
Nationality: German
Gender: Female
Date of birth: 04 December 1912
Place of birth: Duisberg