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INTERNMENT OF ALIENS IN 20th CENTURY BRITAIN

Author(s): Cesarani, David and Kushner, Tony
Publisher: FRANK CASS 1993, 252pp, index
Keywords: Internment Gulf War

Contents:
1. PRECEDENTS
- An alien concept? The continuity of anti-alienism in British
society before 1940
- An intolerant act by an intolerant society: The internment of
Germans in Britain during the First World War

2. THE BRITISH STATE AND INTERNMENT
- Clubland and cricket and alien internment 1939-40
- The state, internment and public criticism in the Second World
War - The British government and the internment of Italians

3. THE EXPERIENCE OF INTERNMENT
- Women's experience of internment
- The impact of the Second World War on the British Italian
community - Visual art behind the wire

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