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1108 Notes 2323 Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv, Freiburg im Breisgau (German Federal Military Archives ; hereafter BArch-MA), Cramon, Aufzeichnungen, 80a. 2324 The history of this memorandum (which has not been preserved) described in detail in : Glaise-Hors- tenau, General im Zwielicht I, 483. 2325 See Alexandra Hois, “Weibliche Hilfskräfte” in der österreichisch-ungarischen Armee im Ersten Weltkrieg. diploma thesis, University of Vienna, 2012, here 12-107. The figure given by Hois of up to 55,000 auxiliary workers is only a pure estimate, even if a large degree of fluctuation has to be taken into account. See also the figures given by the Chief of Recruitment, General Hazai, in the following paragraph. 2326 KA, AOK Q.No. 119,083 from 1918. 2327 Synodal Archives Budapest, Nachlass Tisza, Box 5, Fasz. 17. 2328 Helmut Rumpler, Max Hussarek, Nationalitäten und Nationalitätenpolitik in Österreich im Sommer des Jahres 1918 (=  Studien zur Geschichte der österreichisch-ungarischen Monarchie 4, Graz/Co- logne, 1965), 23. 2329 Štih, Simoniti, Vodopivec, Slowenische Geschichte, 309. 2330 Rumpler, Hussarek, 25. 2331 Kosnetter, Seidler, 197–207. 2332 Rumpler, Hussarek, 27. 2333 Ibid., 30, with the conclusion : ‘[…] one cannot suppress the doubt as to whether the Emperor still has an overview of all the correlations.’ 2334 Ibid. 2335 Ibid., 35. 2336 See the comprehensive account in Plaschka, Haselsteiner, Suppan, Innere Front, esp. Vol. 2. 2337 Rumpler, Hussarek, 44. 2338 Ibid. 2339 Ibid., 44 et seq. 2340 Kindler, Cholmer Frage, 337–348. 2341 The figures are also to be found on image placards that were published in France and Italy in 1918 and 1919. One of these is in the Italian War Museum in Rovereto. 2342 Rumpler, Hussarek, 70. 2343 Ibid., 71. 2344 Meier, Christlichsoziale, 118. 2345 Reichspost No. 273, 17.6.1918. 2346 Meier, Christlichsoziale, 122. 2347 Lukan, Die slowenische Politik, 176f et seq. and Rumpler, Hussarek, 79. 2348 The National Archives, Kew (hereafter TNA, Kew), FO 371/3135/107968, Information on the Yugo- slav committee held by the British government regarding the strength of the ‘Serbo-Croat Volunteer Corps’ and the Yugoslav division. 2349 Quoted from : Rumpler, Hussarek, 96. 2350 KA, AOK, Op. geh. 2168, Résumé of the discussions and details. 2351 Haus-, Hof- und Staatsarchiv (Austrian State Archives, HHStA), PA I, Box 500, XLVII 2b, 20, AOK. Op. geh. 1689, 21.7.1918. 2352 Polatschek, Österreichisch-ungarische Truppen, 53–61. 2353 Ibid., 68. 2354 Ibid., 70. 2355 The Imperial and Royal 1st and 35th Infantry Divisions were relocated with the first transports. The