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    The Prophet of mercy and prisoners of war : a study in ethical inferences by Gilani, Sayyid Muhammad Yunus, Islam, Tazul

    Published 2011
    “…Prisoners of war throughout the history have often been subjected to merciless torture: death, dishonor, negligence, brutality, unnecessary harassment or starvation and other ways of inhuman persecution. …”
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    The status of prisoners-of-war under international law: an analysis of the Afghan scenario by Eishan Jan, Mohammad Naqib

    Published 2002
    “…A study of the relevant provisions of these laws reveal that the detainees in the custody of the United States in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay do qualify for prisoners-of-war status and as such they are entitled to all the rights and privileges that are provided under the Third Geneva Conventions Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners-of-war. …”
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    Allied special forces and prisoner of war recovery operations in Europe, 1944-1945 by Wylie, Neville

    Published 2017
    “…This article investigates the efforts made to protect prisoners of war (POWs) in German hands at the end of the Second World War. …”
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    A total reversal of the balance of power?: German prisoners of war in Normandy, 1944-1948 by Schneider, Valentin

    Published 2016
    “…This dissertation interrogates the relation between the French national identity, constructed around the idea of hereditary enmity with Germany, and the behaviour between French and German prisoners of war on the individual level in Normandy between 1944 and 1948. …”
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    The impact of the World War I on the law governing the treatment of prisoners of war and the making of a humanitarian subject by Wylie, Neville, Cameron, Lindsey

    Published 2018
    “…This paper evaluates the impact of the First World War on the development of international humanitarian law (IHL) regarding the treatment of prisoner of war (POW). In contrast to traditional scholarship, which overlooks the war’s significance on the jus in bello, we argue that in the area of POW law, the changes brought about by the war were significant and long lasting, and led to the creation of a POW convention in 1929 that set IHL onto a markedly different path from that followed before 1914. …”
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    Prisoners Of War: Classification And Legal Protection Under International Humanitarian Law by Salman, Hamza A. K., Ismail, Shahrul Mizan, Nordin, Rohaida

    Published 2023
    “…The status of prisoners of war is only applicable in international armed conflicts. …”
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    Sustaining good perceptions towards recipients of zakat under the category of riqab by Ismail, Yusof, Awang, Abdul Bari, Mhd. Sarif, Suhaimi

    Published 2019
    “…Data analysis using t-test shows that male and female respondents (n=70) did not differ significantly in their views, except for “freeing a prisoner of war” (p-value .002). The rating by the respondents on eligible riqab recipients ranked “freeing a person from an oppressive ruler” (4.09/5.00), and “freeing a prisoner of war” (4,03/5.00) among the top. …”
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    Re-categorizing recipients of zakat under Riqab for sustainable development goals by Ismail, Yusof, Awang, Abdul Bari, Mhd. Sarif, Suhaimi

    Published 2020
    “…Data analysis using t-test shows that male and female respondents (n=70) did not differ significantly in their views, except for “freeing a prisoner of war” (p-value .002). The rating by the respondents on eligible riqab recipients ranked “freeing a person from an oppressive ruler” (4.09/5.00), and “freeing a prisoner of war” (4,03/5.00) among the top. …”
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    Contemporary application of categorizing zakat recipients under Riqab by Ismail, Yusof, Awang, Abdul Bari, Sarif, Suhaimi Mhd

    Published 2019
    “…Data analysis using t-test shows that male and female respondents (n=70) did not differ significantly in their views, except for “freeing a prisoner of war” (p-value .002). The rating by the respondents on eligible riqab recipients ranked “freeing a person from an oppressive ruler” (4.09/5.00), and “freeing a prisoner of war” (4,03/5.00) among the top, whereas paying off a person’s debt (3.29/5.00) the last. …”
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    Wanda Ossowska (1912-2001) and Stanislawa Leszczynska (1896-1974): Polish nurses working under Nazi Occupation by Dobrowolska, B., Hoch, S., Jabkowska-Sochanska, A., Benedict, S., Shields, Linda

    Published 2011
    “…In order to protect them from prisoner-of-war camps and execution, nurses sought safe havens for the wounded in private homes and transported them there. …”
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    The diffusion of cholera in Egypt, 1947: a time-space analysis of one of the largest single outbreaks in the twentieth century by Smallman-Raynor, Matthew, Cliffe, Andrew

    Published 2016
    “…Using a swash–backwash model, this paper examines the geographical wave-like spread and subsequent retreat of the epidemic from an apparent origin in the settlements and prisoner-of-war camps of the Nile Delta area to reach its maximum geographical extent some six weeks later at Aswan (850 km away). …”
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    The impact of World War I on British Malaya: the battle of Penang, 1914 by Asilatul Hanaa Abdullah

    Published 2020
    “…All German survivors were taken as prisoners of war. In early 1915 one of them Julius Lauterbach was taken as prisoner of war in Singapore, which is also a part of the British Malayan Colony, where he instigated Indian Sepoys Guard mutiny and successfully escaped during the course of the anarchy. …”
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    Training, ethos, camaraderie and endurance of World War: Two Australian POW nurses by Fulford, Sarah Margaret

    Published 2016
    “…This thesis examines the ethos, camaraderie and resourcefulness of a group of Australian nurses who became prisoners of war to the Japanese during World War Two after their ship, the Vyner Brooke, was sunk on 14 February 1942 as it evacuated from Singapore. …”
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