In 1942, she was arrested by the Gestapo and interned in a German camp.
A landmark of modern chamber music, it was written in 1940, after Messiaen, who had been serving in the French Army, was captured and interned in a German prison camp in Silesia.
Having already decided to leave the Italian Communist party (PCI), Valiani was arrested in France in 1940 and interned in a camp with other communists at Vernet, in the Pyrenees.
Heisenberg and other German atomic physicists were gathered up at the end of the war in Europe and interned in a house near Cambridge, where their conversations were secretly recorded.
In her first book, After Darkness – which won the Vogel literary prize in 2014 – Australian-Japanese author Christine Piper tells the story of a Japanese doctor questioning his identity after he is arrested and interned in a South Australian camp during the second world war.
His father, Bolesław, was a carpenter who was arrested by the Nazis before Lech was born and interned in a concentration camp at Mlyniec.
The Armistice with Germany required that most of the High Seas Fleet be disarmed and interned in a neutral port; largely because no neutral port could be found, the ships remained in British custody in Scapa Flow, Scotland.
Marlowe is even drugged and interned in an insane asylum, where he suffers through a nightmare of drug-induced hallucinations.
More than just a place to display what green thumbs can do, it is a working research center, employing some 200 scientists, graduate students and interns in botanical science; a few dozen of them are from a joint graduate program in plant biology and conservation with Northwestern University.
And many interns, in a city completely new to them, with few old friends and many new faces, easily lose their bearings.
