While small groups of surrendering soldiers are taken prisoner, capitulation is an agreement between commanders for the surrender of an entire unit of battalion size, around 500 men, or larger.
The surrender of between 3000 and 4000 soldiers under Brigadier General William T. Wofford's command took place at Kingston, Georgia, and was received by Brig.
The Hong Kong government was dismayed that the United States chose to include espionage in its charges against Mr. Snowden, because that created clear complications under the bilateral agreement between Hong Kong and the United States for the surrender of fugitives.
After the surrender of the Netherlands on 17 May 1940, III.
Nor does it explain a two-week gap reported by the Nabonidus Chronicle between the Persian entry into Babylon and the surrender of the Esagila temple.
Days after the surrender of Ilovaysk, the territory between Donetsk and the port of Mariupol is now an eerie no man's land, dotted with burned-out vehicles and the remains of Ukrainian army checkpoints.
The surrender of Nice to France vastly sharpened the conflict between Cavour and Giuseppe Garibaldi, for Nice was the popular hero's birthplace.
Russia built six hemmemas based on the Swedish design between 1808 and 1823 after capturing three of the Swedish vessels at the surrender of Sveaborg in 1808.
With the surrender of the Tennessee, Mobile Bay was in Union hands.
He also accepted the surrender of Darius's Greek mercenaries.
