Sentence examples for internees from from inspiring English sources

(Uruguay has had another strong year, notching up a model election, impressive growth and a grown-up welcome to six internees from Guantánamo).

The novel references the sinking of the Arandora Star, an English source of shame, when a former cruise ship carrying 800 Italian and German internees from Liverpool to Canada (many rounded up at random in Britain) was torpedoed by a German submarine.

Working quickly and efficiently, she found herself organising the return of internees from Japanese-run camps.

The prisoners, or internees, emerge from a huge rust-coloured shed, 30 at a time, into the sun and heat.

Two internees died from falls and one child had drowned.

On 17 January 1972, seven internees escaped from the prison ship HMS Maidstone by swimming to freedom, resulting in them being dubbed the "Magnificent Seven".

Payments for American and British internees were made from the proceeds of Japanese assets seized per the Treaty of San Francisco.

The main room of the museum showed how they adjusted to life here, with Boy Scout troops, football teams and farming and more interactive exhibits where you could hear from internees.

Here, Muslim doctors among the internees said people arrived from Omarska and another 'investigation centre' at Kereter in terrible condition.

Though internees were initially prohibited from bringing cameras into the camps, that rule was loosened at Heart Mountain in 1943.

So do the newspaper headlines of the day ("Jap Emperor Repudiates Own Divinity!") and the questions on the loyalty forms distributed in the camps when, in perhaps the ultimate incongruity of the whole relocation fiasco, the United States Army started recruiting volunteers from among the internees.