Alien Enemy Civilians in the War Austrian, Hungarian, and American Citizens Living in Alien Territories from 1917 to 1918
Václav Horčička
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Václav Horčička
Abstract
This article discusses the issue of enemy aliens, United States citizens and Austrian and Hungarian citizens residing in enemy territory. It analyzes the policy of both governments with regard to this issue and also presents examples of the fates of selected individuals. The author mainly focuses on the issue of the internment of enemy aliens and their inclusion in the armies of both countries.
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This article discusses the issue of enemy aliens, United States citizens and Austrian and Hungarian citizens residing in enemy territory. It analyzes the policy of both governments with regard to this issue and also presents examples of the fates of selected individuals. The author mainly focuses on the issue of the internment of enemy aliens and their inclusion in the armies of both countries.
Key concepts: Adversary, Alien, Political science, Inclusion (mineral), Law, Sociology, Social science, Computer security