Sentence examples for first internment from inspiring English sources

The first internment camp in operation was Manzanar, located in southern California.

In recent months, Kovács's colleagues have conflated immigrants with extremists, announced a national consultation on the twin themes of migration and terrorism, and floated the idea of placing all migrants in what would be some of Europe's first internment camps since the second world war.

Born in 1892 to a farming family in western Hungary, Mindszenty was ordained in 1915 and endured his first internment only four years later during the short-lived Communist revolution of 1919.

We established two groups: the first group was composed of patients that just presented one admission, and the second group was composed of patients that presented two admissions to the ICU (they were analyzed for the first internment).

During his second internment, "Hamas brought in a moderate sheikh with a suit and a tie and the smell of roses to discuss the way we look," he said, in a wry tone.

Historical plaques and a statue erected by the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association commemorate those interned at Castle Mountain, and Cave and Basin National Historic Site where an interpretive pavilion dealing with Canada's first national internment operations is scheduled for opening in June 2013.

Twenty-five years passed before she felt ready to talk openly about her experience at Manzanar, the first permanent internment camp to open in the U.S. Originally published in 1973, "Farewell to Manzanar," co-written with her husband, James D. Houston, is a classic that can still be found in bookstores.

But most were decimated first by the internment camps, then by the rapid suburbanization of the Japanese-American population.

Colonial Captivity during the First World War: Internment and the Fall of the German Empire, 1914 1919.

M97 said he had been tasked to carry out an arrest on the first morning of internment, but that the suspect - whose name he cannot remember - had left the area before they got there.

"Stobs Camp is of international significance because of the excellent state of preservation of some of its infrastructure - it is the best preserved First World War internment camp in the world and was the headquarters of the POW camp system in Scotland.