PARISH, H J
Details
Type of record: Archive
Title: PARISH, H J
Classmark: LIDDLE/WW1/SAL/048
Date(s): 1913-1920
Language: English; French; Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
Size and medium: 1 file
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/30166
Collection group(s): Liddle Collection
Description
Book of verse 'The Song of Tiadatha' by Owen Rutter (1919); Publication 'The British Red Cross in the Balkans' (1913); Publication 'Salonique' [1918]; German published album of the Great War [1918]; Booklet 'The Call of our Allies and the Response of the Scottish Women's Hospitals for Foreign Service' (June 1915); Booklet 'Guide to Salonika' (1918); Booklet 'Souvenir de Grèce' [1918]; Photocopied typescript recollections 'Some Recollections of an Octogenarian, Army Medical Service: Balkans and Caucus, 1918', published in the 'Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps' (1979); Leaflets relating to the Church and Tomb of St Demetrius [19 Dec 1918]; Theatre programmes and song-sheets (1918-1919, nd); Printed photograph relating to Southern Russia (nd); Laboratory report (21 Aug 1918); Card 'Instuctions to the Malarial Soldier' (nd); Hospital name-tag (nd); 2 autographed dinner menus (18 July 1919, 30 July 1919); Guide to badges of rank of officers serving in Allied Armies (25 May 1920); Leaflet
with New Year message by the Bishop of London (1918).
Biography or history
Parish, H J. Lieutenant, RAMC (Royal Army Medical Corps), serving in Salonika and Southern Russia.
Provenance
The papers were placed in the Collection by Mike Parish (grandson). See Research Correspondence File.
Access and usage
Reproduction
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