The Korean War and the post-war prisoners of war (POW) regime, 1945-1956

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The Korean War and the post-war prisoners of war (POW) regime, 1945-1956

This paper examines the framework for the treatment of prisoners of war that emerged after 1945. It focuses on one of the key elements of the post-war prisoner of war (POW) regime, the role of neutral bodies – state authorities acting as ‘protecting powers’ or humanitarian agencies such as the Inter...

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Main Authors:	Wylie, Neville, Crossland, James
Format:	Article
Published:	SAGE Publications 2015
Subjects:	Korean War prisoners of war international humanitarian law 1949 Geneva Conventions
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/34864/

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