Civilian Internment during the First World War

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Focusing on civilian internment during the First World War, this comprehensive study reveals its significance as a global issue, drawing from extensive research across multiple countries. It highlights the interconnectedness of various internment systems and their implications on power dynamics, world order, and social inequalities. The analysis shows how wartime captivity spurred international activism and shaped transnational knowledge in medicine, law, and citizenship. An epilogue connects historical internment practices to contemporary societal issues, emphasizing their lasting impact.