The few Britons who try to resist this new order are interned in camps.
By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, November 10 , 1945P. 62 REPORTER AT LARGE about a visit to Fort Du Pont, Delaware, where some of the 400,000 German prisoners of war in this country are interned.
Once they arrive in California, she and her two children are interned in various refugee camps until Hus, a Danish-born American military veteran possessed by a demonic frontier spirit, reads about her plight and proposes marriage.
Other particularly disturbing parts of the report detail the experiences of women who are interned on their forced return from China when it is believed they could be pregnant from a Chinese man, something which contravenes North Korea notions of racial purity.
In China, approximately half a million people are interned at any given time in compulsory drug detention centers, where they can be detained without trial or due process on suspicion of drug use for up to six years.
In Russia, the occurrence of typhus epidemic, particularly in circumstances where people are interned under poor hygienic conditions, should be regarded as a barometer for the general social situation.
