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internees

Internierte {pl}

• The liberated POWs and internees at Old Bilibid numbered 1,200, including 700 soldiers and 500 civilians.
• A re-created Changi Gaol cell gives visitors a glimpse into how the internees were housed and a sense of the cramped living confines of the internees.
• To do this, she recruited "voluntary internees" who agreed to live in the camps in order to organize the practical and social life of the destitute internees.
• On April 23, 1942, the five hundred American and Western internees were moved to Camp Holmes, a base of the Philippine constabulary, five miles from Camp Hay.
• Conditions for internees were worst in the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) where large numbers of widely dispersed internees, mostly Dutch, overwhelmed Japanese resources and capabilities resulting in a high death rate for internees.

• As long as their agricultural quotas were met, most internees at the camp were allowed a break to visit family after six months of internment.
• McLaren became the Chairman of Discipline Committee for the Weihsien Civilian Assembly Center, a prison camp which held 1,500 civilian internees, mostly British and Americans, of the Japanese.
• Fukuda realized after this incident that many internees did not understand their rights under the Geneva Convention.
• In April 1944, two internees escaped from Camp Holmes.
• At first, most internees believed that their imprisonment would only last a few weeks, anticipating that the United States would quickly defeat Japan.

• Internees were allowed to receive food parcels and visit sick relatives.
• Eight tournaments were played by the internees, the first at Baden-Baden 1914 (won by Alexander Flamberg) and all the others in Triberg im Schwarzwald.
• The internees were given a chance by authorities to defend themselves; according to the transcripts of the appeal tribunals, internees and state officials debated conflicting concepts of citizenship.
• Anxiety over the availability of food, caused by delivery irregularities, acts to undermine solidarity; and lack of organization prevents the internees from fairly distributing food or chores.