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| It especially tells of her | internment across America. |
| ricans who were affected by the World War II | internment an official apology letter and monetary comp |
| e nationality, prevent removal to Japan, end | internment, and cancel renunciation. |
| nd special certificates to protect Jews from | internment and deportation. |
| years later, allegedly of the results of his | internment, and was buried in Passy cemetery. |
| 1921, Lewinski survived Russian occupation, | internment, and forced labour in Siberia. |
| The bones at Bardney were washed before | internment and ground into which the water was poured s |
| h sections depicting events such as Japanese | internment and civil rights. |
| It features a World War II | Internment and POW exhibit and a Hidalgo County Cattle |
| to help the exiled Poles leave the camps of | internment and travel to France or the Middle East to j |
| apanese invasion in 1942, and her subsequent | internment and suffering, separated from her husband Ha |
| ires, watchtowers, and all the atmosphere of | internment and not be touched by the bitterness and dis |
| McKearney describes the introduction of | internment as "the straw that broke the camel's back" a |
| oken activist among the men who had survived | internment as homosexuals during the Third Reich. |
| Following | internment as an 'enemy alien' in England in May 1940 a |
| his escape via Marseille and Spain to avoid | internment as an enemy alien. |
| Ioanid, who described the Legionnaires' | internment as a "bearable regime" in comparison to that |
| to assemble on Murray Parade Grounds avoided | internment at the hotel-brothels. |
| ied in Woodsfield, Ohio, July 18, 1855, with | internment at Green Mount Cemetery in Barnesville, Ohio |
| brothers she survived the Holocaust and the | internment at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. |
| o publish a book in 2010 on the U-505 crew's | internment at Camp Ruston, coinciding with the release |
| n Auschwitz in 1944 following his three year | internment at Theresienstadt (1941-1944). |
| Army marched into Germany, with capture and | internment at Soviet hands looming, Bracht and his wife |
| ocaust survivor (Ronen's father had survived | internment at Auschwitz, and Thornhill has a large Orth |
| er, John Beckett, just released from wartime | internment because of his fascist past, was under a for |
| Korematsu's constitutional challenge to the | Internment beginning in 1942, and culminating before th |
| le (WASt), Bruno Gesche's last known date of | internment by the Western Allies was March 22, 1947. |
| in seeking reparations for Japanese American | internment by the United States government during World |
| Castle Mountain | internment camp (1915) |
| Fort Missoula | Internment Camp was an internment camp operated by the |
| tablished July 13, 1915, the Castle Mountain | Internment Camp was by far the largest internment facil |
| In 1943, she was moved to the Santo Tomas | Internment Camp in Manila. |
| During World War I an | internment camp for enemy aliens was set up. |
| Although placed in an American | internment camp until 1948, Werlin survived the war. |
| 1984) and is set in an | internment camp named after Winston Churchill. |
| The Weihsien civilian | internment camp was liberated on 17 August 1945. |
| He and his family were sent to the Granada | internment camp during World War II. |
| They were later sent to an | internment camp in Arizona during the War. |
| ed by the British authorities and sent to an | internment camp in Cyprus. |
| ng World War II, Gibson House was used as an | internment camp for German-Americans. |
| He spent about a year in an | internment camp in Japan. |
| 1942, he was arrested again and sent to the | internment camp in Aprica, on the Italian-Swiss border. |
| n the family was sent to a Japanese American | internment camp near Fresno. |
| Because the time he spent in an | internment camp before sentencing was included, he neve |
| ard his family was imprisoned in an American | internment camp Minidoka in Idaho. |
| forces in Knutsford gaol and at the Frongoch | internment camp in Wales. |
| Nearby is the site of a First World War | internment camp where unnaturalized Ukrainian immigrant |
| ined the day after the attack and sent to an | internment camp in Fort Missoula, Montana. |
| extradited to the US where he was held at an | internment camp until the end of the war. |
| town near Salerno in Southern Italy, was an | internment camp for Jews and foreigners established by |
| The area was a Japanese | internment camp during World War II, and is now the sit |
| ater spent three years in the Heart Mountain | internment camp during World War II. |
| detainee camp served as a POW camp and civil | internment camp for local Arabs. |
| In September 1943 the Temple Hill civilian | internment camp was closed and the internees moved to a |
| with other Japanese Americans at the Amache | Internment Camp (also known as Granada Relocation Cente |
| It is best known for the | internment camp located there where about 300-370 commu |
| ian nuns smuggling Jewish children out of an | internment camp near their convent to save them from th |
| nterned in Czechoslovakia and was held at an | internment camp in Uzhhorod. |
| There, Stampfl was sent to an | internment camp in Hay, and to ease the desperation pla |
| The Torrens Island | Internment Camp was a World War I concentration camp, l |
| apanese American, was born in a World War II | internment camp and spent time at Santa Anita Park when |
| inessman who documented life in his family's | internment camp during World War II. |
| d to, while they were interned in the Drancy | internment camp awaiting transport to Auschwitz. |
| When Korematsu's family was moved to the | internment camp in Topaz, Utah, he would later describe |
| Caucasian artist who went voluntarily to an | internment camp for Japanese Americans during World War |
| The former | internment camp is the location for the Capas National |
| em to leave San Francisco and relocate to an | internment camp with thousands of other Japanese Americ |
| re captured by the Portuguese and sent to an | internment camp in Caldas da Rainha, near Lisbon. |
| son and his family were moved to the Weixian | Internment Camp in Shandong (modern Weifang city), wher |
| Brainin and Schidlof met in a British | internment camp on the Isle of Man; many Jewish refugee |
| In January 1944, control of the Santo Tomas | Internment Camp changed from Japanese civil authorities |
| national, he spent at least two years in an | internment camp in Canada before returning to England w |
| onia, and he ended up spending the war in an | internment camp in Siberia as an enemy alien. |
| War I on the Allied side, he was sent to an | internment camp - being an Austrian citizen -, until be |
| o inseparable couple end unfortunately in an | internment camp (Manik Farm) located in Vavuniya (Sri L |
| heir forcible removal to a Japanese-American | internment camp in the Gila River War Relocation Center |
| ungarian vessels, and sent their crews to an | internment camp on Ellis Island. |
| eptemner 21, 1943 and detained in the Drancy | internment camp before being transported to Auschwitz w |
| itizenship before rounding them up at Drancy | internment camp then taking them to be exterminated in |
| 9, 1945 to May 24, 1946 as a prisoner of war | internment camp for 523 captured German officers, soldi |
| At an | internment camp after the war known as "CSDIC Camp 11" |
| ed enemy sympathisers' (see: Castle Mountain | Internment Camp). |
| Photographed in an NKVD | internment camp, 1940 |
| It also housed a World War Two | internment camp, from 1942-1945. |
| Upon the Takasugis' return from the | internment camp, Carmona returned control of the store |
| He organised study groups in the | internment camp, and helped attend to the medical needs |
| ity the refugees of the Ferramonti (Cosenza) | internment camp, visiting it continuously between 1942 |
| group of 1,000 prisoners shipped from Drancy | internment camp, France. |
| At the Crystal City | internment camp, the INS administrators tried to make c |
| In the | internment camp, he sat on a throne built by other pris |
| Long Kesh was its name when it was an | internment camp, and even after the name change it was |
| stle was used by the occupying Germans as an | internment camp, and after the war it was converted int |
| ld War II, in which he spent some time in an | internment camp, he became a fellow at Clare College, a |
| hen he was caught and deported to the Drancy | internment camp, from which he was sent to the Auschwit |
| sm, has been replaced by newer terms such as | internment camp, resettlement camp, detention facility, |
| He spent World War II in a Japanese | internment camp, and afterward lived and worked in New |
| After the war, Winkler found himself in an | internment camp. |
| ar II, New Denver became a Japanese Canadian | internment camp. |
| was arrested by Allied troops and sent to an | internment camp. |
| rman occupation of France and sent to Drancy | internment camp. |
| and interned by the authorities in a special | Internment Camp. |
| on of investigation into abuses at Sime Road | Internment Camp. |
| tion of republican prisoners in the Frongoch | internment camp. |
| l Prison, Wakefield Prison and then Frongoch | Internment Camp. |
| when it was forced to operate in the Stanley | Internment Camp. |
| spent the remainder of the war in a Japanese | internment camp. |
| o Carmona when they were forced to enter the | internment camp. |
| ts were interned at the Temple Hill Japanese | Internment Camp. |
| he was not in a prison, he was at Long Kesh | internment camp. |
| t edition before he was sent to the Manzanar | internment camp. |
| Half of these came from the Cyprus | internment camps which held illegal immigrants to Pales |
| A number of | internment camps were operated by Sweden during World W |
| He spent time in the Jerome and Tule Lake | internment camps during World War II. |
| the gross negligence of human rights at the | internment camps for refugees. |
| s resettled in the area after returning from | internment camps in World War II. |
| ab) was one of the Italian concentration and | internment camps during World War II. |
| been rounded up and transported to American | internment camps run by the U.S. Justice Department. |
| Tule Lake War Relocation Center, followed by | internment camps in Arkansas and Colorado. |
| The US | internment camps to which Germans from Latin America we |
| e Volunteer Reserve survivor of the Japanese | internment camps of World War II. |
| erican passports who were confined in German | internment camps during the war. |
| ed in the morning; these are escapees of the | internment camps of Vichy to whom the rabbi gives refug |
| By 1915 several | internment camps in and around the Rocky Mountains were |
| ," a documentary about the Japanese American | internment camps during World War II. |
| e Japanese somewhat lax in comparison to the | internment camps in the Kootenays. |
| relocated to Seabrook from Japanese American | internment camps, and the total number of Japanese Amer |
| are considered a plague and are herded into | internment camps, however some mutants escape and form |
| Japanese and Japanese-Americans for wartime | internment camps, is now used for offices and storage. |
| Upon their return from | internment camps, Japanese-Americans came back to the W |
| ges for the class of individuals held in the | internment camps, but the case was ultimately unsuccess |
| both his traumatic memories of the Japanese | internment camps, which the story establishes as the ro |
| m April 1945 to 1948 he was held in American | internment camps. |
| for the relocation of Japanese Americans to | internment camps. |
| s were arrested by the Japanese, and sent to | internment camps. |
| t Japanese and Japanese-American citizens to | internment camps. |
| icans of Japanese descent were being sent to | internment camps. |
| est coast to be rounded up and imprisoned in | internment camps. |
| during World War II, before sending them to | internment camps. |
| them American citizens, and confined them in | internment camps. |
| s as a Japanese American in the World War II | internment camps. |
| nds of Japanese-Americans to be relocated to | internment camps. |
| ct Japanese Americans before sending them to | internment camps. |
| memory of those who died in Japanese POW and | Internment camps. |
| s after Japanese Americans were relocated to | internment camps. |
| ce of being sent to Japan or being placed in | internment camps. |
| y World War II, when he spent over a year in | internment camps. |
| briefly, Switzerland, to jails and numerous | internment camps. |
| t for the duration of the emergency, such as | internment, censorship of the media and mail by postal |
| Following graduation from the | internment center's high school, she attended Milwaukee |
| her husband, and they were sent to separate | internment centers. |
| View of garden from inside | Internment Centre building |
| The prison was the main | internment centre in Northern Ireland for suspected ter |
| es suggested violent inquisitions and severe | internment conditions. |
| ilding process of the Nikkei community after | internment during World War II. |
| d across Canada due to the Japanese Canadian | internment during World War II. |
| Although Biddle opposed Japanese-American | internment during the war, he succumbed to "political e |
| at Proposition 8 reminds her of her mother's | internment during World War II and believes the proposi |
| at Berkeley in architecture, but due to his | internment during World War II as were other Japanese-A |
| esumed that as a result of Japanese-American | internment during WWII, local farm companies began to a |
| e to those who endured the Japanese American | internment during World War II, and to how music, song |
| through their “enemy alien” designation and | internment during the Second World War, and to provide |
| yle”; Asian male identity; Japanese American | internment during WWII; the impact of HIV/AIDS on Asian |
| eir lives were affected by Japanese American | internment during World War II. |
| The PIRA having being tipped off about the | internment either went underground or fled across the b |
| ainees in Multi-National Forces-Iraq Theater | Internment Facilities, including those at Fort Suse, pa |
| rmation: Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility |
| ter World War II the building was used as an | internment facility for collaborators. |
| tainees the management of the Bagram Theater | internment facility considered to represent a high secu |
| ed for over four month in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility in Afghanistan. |
| ar detention facility and the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility prior to being sent to Guantanamo. |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name '. |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Fadi Ahmed. |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Salah Mohamm |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Pasta Khan. |
| list of Detainees held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Maulawi Ahma |
| list of Detainees held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Qalam. |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Haji Ghulam |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Sayed Gulab. |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Zia Rahman. |
| list of Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility that included the name Ahmad Dilsha |
| ths he was transferred to the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility, when he acknowledged being able to |
| ention in the United States's Bagram Theater | internment facility, in Afghanistan. |
| United States' custody in its Bagram Theater | Internment Facility, in Afghanistan. |
| etention in the United States Bagram Theater | Internment Facility, in Afghanistan. |
| tention in the United States' Bagram Theater | Internment Facility, and didn't know when he would be r |
| tention in the United States' Bagram Theater | Internment Facility, and the CIA network of black sites |
| lly he was transferred to the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| is currently detained in the Bagram Theater | internment facility. |
| ar detention facility and the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| tention in the United States' Bagram Theater | internment facility. |
| ar detention facility and the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| tention in the United States' Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| tention in the United States' Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| tention in the United States' Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| atullah a captive held in the Bagram Theater | internment facility. |
| list of Detainees held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| the 645 captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| the 645 captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| s of 645 Captives held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
| of the detainees held in the Bagram Theater | Internment Facility. |
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