British and Americans too had been interned.
She eventually found her parents, who had been interned in the countryside and were malnourished.
I, like 2,000 others around that time, had been interned – neither charged nor sentenced.
Notorantonio, merely a republican sympathiser, had been interned more than 40 years earlier.
In 1988 the U.S. Congress voted grants of $20,000 each to all Japanese Americans who had been interned.
As a citizen of the Austrian-ruled part of Poland, he had been interned there as an Austrian subject.
In the early 19th century Oxford ragwort escaped from the botanical garden where it had been interned.
Or the bishop of Shanghai, Jin Luxian, a Jesuit and a brilliant linguist, who had been interned in the 1950s.
Her war hadn't been easy either; she had been interned by the Japanese in the British Embassy in Tokyo.
As a congressman, he helped enact legislation awarding $20,000 to every Japanese-American who, like himself, had been interned.
As the argument heated up, Yushchenko's father, a Red Army P.O.W. who had been interned at several of the German labor camps, including Auschwitz, got dragged into it.
