She survived three years in the Lodz Ghetto and internment in Auschwitz, Hainichen and Theresienstadt concentration camps," said Soloway.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, colonial powers increasingly provided more structure and organization to these policies of relocation and internment in the Americas, Africa, and East Asia.
War is allowed some startling scenes (Tom's torture and internment in Stanley camp, for example), but love, none.
Six authors have been shortlisted for the Miles Franklin award for books exploring topics as diverse as Indigenous culture and heritage, Japanese internment in the second world war and Australia's ageing population.
Born in Lodz, Poland to Jacob and Rejla Rifka Katz, she survived internment in the Lodz Ghetto and Auschwitz during the Holocaust.
During World War II, second-generation Japanese residents, called nisei faced internment in the United States and in Canada on the basis of their race.
Japanese internment in the 1940s and McCarthy-era investigations in the 1950s all demonstrated what government is capable of when turned against its citizens.
Klein wrote several scores during his internment in the Theresienstadt concentration camp, where many prominent artists, scientists and scholars were held before being sent to Auschwitz.
Peter S., a German child survivor, recalls his internment in the women's section of Ravensbrück.
Embittered by 14 months' internment in the United States in 1918 19 as an enemy alien, he returned to Germany, where from 1922 to 1933 he conducted the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra.
