internee

Another concern was the health and medical care of the internees.

The climate was not a major problem for the internees.

The paper was written in English by and for the internees.

He tells a story like that of many other internees.

He urged Congress to provide enough to pay the 16,000 internees who are at least 70 years old.

With so many internees, camp officials realized a need for medical services.

In order to survive, the internees knew that they all had to work together.

But why would he have wanted to keep the internees in the prison camp for so long?

A further 215 internees died in the camp, including 51 children one year old or younger.

The camp opened in the first week of July 1940 with 743 internees.

The other internees were forced to watch their public torture.

Between 1916-18 it also housed English internees during the war.

In January 1943, the camp held 1,011 internees: 429 men, 437 women and 145 children.

After 17 days, the internees were taken by boat to Stanley.

Many internees took what they knew from school and used it to improve camp life, she said.

Tensions between the remaining internees and the American military were high.

Most of the internees were released long before the camp closed in 1942.

Schools and a number of other buildings were constructed by the internees.

His career in education began with informal classes for internees.

Three floors of the building were occupied by the internees.

Two internees died from falls and one child had drowned.

But the internee committee decided that it would be best for the prisoners to do nothing.

There has been much discussion over what to call the locations in which internees were held.

None of the internees were killed or subjected to violence.

Some internees were held at least as late as 1948.