internee
internee
Definition
in·ternee (in′tʉrn′ē′)
internee
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- beat: She said that Kopper, as Block Senior at Belsen, beat internees with a leather belt, or anything else available.
- release: It released 20 internees and paroled a further 50 prisoners.
- carry: Thereafter she carried internees and POW's to Jamaica before proceeding to Canada where she embarked Canadian troops for the United Kingdom.
- become: Young men, starting out in life, have often asked me " How can I become an Internee?
Adjective modifier
- civilian: The MOD was unable to provide a figure for the number of claims from surviving spouses of former civilian internees.
- Italian: It was from here that some Italian internees were sent to Canada on the merchant vessel Arandora Star.
- former: Dusty's Story Edward ' Dusty ' Miller is a World War 2 veteran and former internee of a Japanese prisoner of war camp.
- British: Then in September the Argonaut sailed for Shanghai to repatriate British internees.
- other: They were left lying in their own blood in the living areas and other internees were not allowed to help in any way.
- female: A female internee was sexually assaulted by a soldier while her husband and other internees watched.
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