Titlebook: Britain‘s Internees in the Second World War; Miriam Kochan Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 B

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John W. Peters,Adedeji B. Badirue on the subject in the House of Commons, and the swing in attitude is immediately apparent. The ., with a cargo of some 2542 internees, set sail from Liverpool. And the third stage in general internment began.

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The Sheep and the Goats,nemy aliens. The following day in the House of Commons, Arthur Greenwood, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department what steps he intended to take to deal with these aliens in time of war.

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The Greatest Possible Expedition,n of legal experience, had begun to work their way through an examination of every enemy alien over the age of sixteen registered in Britain, with the object of sifting out anyone who, though claiming to be a refugee, might not in actuality be friendly to the country.

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The Enemy Within,over 70,000 cases out of a total of 74,000 registered Germans and Austrians. All had been classed ‘C’, except 528 cases when internment orders had been made, and 8000 cases where the tribunals had decided not to grant exemption from the special restrictions applicable to enemy aliens.

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May Madness,le Chamberlain government having tottered and fallen during the debate on the Norwegian campaign. The military authorities came to Home Secretary Sir John Anderson, and ‘represented that, in view of the imminent risk of invasion it was … of the utmost importance that every male alien between 16 and