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Preface | |
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Table of cases | |
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Table of treaties | |
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Table of UN Resolutions | |
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List of abbreviations | |
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The general framework | |
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Belligerent occupation as a natural phenomenon in war | |
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Belligerent occupation and the legality of war | |
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The strata of the international law of belligerent occupation | |
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Customary international law | |
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The Hague Regulations | |
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Geneva Convention (IV) | |
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Additional Protocol I | |
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A brief historical outline | |
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The past | |
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The last decades | |
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The case of Israel | |
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The Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip | |
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The West Bank | |
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The 'Oslo Process' Accords | |
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East Jerusalem | |
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The Golan Heights | |
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The general applicability of Geneva Convention (IV) | |
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Judicial review by the Supreme Court sitting as a High Court of Justice | |
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The domestic applicability of Geneva Convention (IV) | |
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The legal nature and basic principles of belligerent occupation | |
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Conditions for the establishment of a belligerent occupation regime | |
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Belligerent occupation and inter-State armed conflicts | |
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The linkage of belligerent occupation to war | |
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Occupation following unconditional surrender | |
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Non-international armed conflicts | |
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The non-consensual nature of belligerent occupation | |
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Coerction as the key to belligerent occupation | |
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Occupation based on agreement following war | |
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Consensual occupation of Allied territory during war | |
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Occupation by UN forces | |
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The distinction between belligerent occupation and invasion | |
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The indispensability of effective control | |
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Some ancillary comments | |
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Jurisdictional rights | |
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Outlying land areas | |
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Maritime areas and air space | |
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Proclamation | |
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Several Occupying Powers | |
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Sovereignty and belligerent occupation | |
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Sovereignty and non-annexation | |
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Transfer of title over an occupied territory | |
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Nationality and allegiance | |
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The military nature of the government in an occupied territory | |
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The administration of an occupied territory | |
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The overall responsibility of the Occupying Power | |
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Self-government | |
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The employment of local officials | |
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Protected persons in occupied territories | |
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The scope of protection | |
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The treatment of saboteurs | |
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Protecting Powers | |
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The theory | |
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The practice | |
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Human rights and belligerent occupation | |
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The international law of human rights | |
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The application of human rights law in occupied territories | |
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Derogations from obligations to respect human rights | |
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Derogations and war | |
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Procedural and substantive requirements | |
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Non-derogable human rights | |
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Built-in limitations of human rights | |
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Explicit limitations | |
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Implicit limitations | |
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Balance between competing human rights | |
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The interaction between the law of belligerent occupation and the law of human rights | |
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Convergence and divergence | |
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The advantages of the law of belligerent occupation | |
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The advantages of human rights law | |
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The lex specials rule | |
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The maintenance of law and order in occupied territories | |
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Hague Regulation 43 | |
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The structure and scope of Regulation 43 | |
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Restoring and ensuring public order and life under Regulation 43 | |
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Individual resistance to occupation | |
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Saboteurs and prisoners of war | |
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Lev�e en Masse | |
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Riot control | |
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Hostilities in occupied territories | |
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The duality of hostilities and occupation | |
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Direct participation in hostilities | |
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'Human shields' | |
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Legislation by the Occupying Power | |
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The meaning of the phrase 'less lois en Vigueur' | |
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The meaning of the phrase 'emp�chement absolu' | |
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Article 64 of Geneva Convention (IV) | |
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The specific categories of necessity | |
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Security legislation | |
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Repeal of legislation inconsistant with Geneva Convention (IV) | |
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Legislation geared to the needs of the civilian population | |
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Other legislation | |
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Prolonged occupation | |
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The litmus test | |
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Institutional changes | |
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Taxation | |
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Limitations of the Legislative power | |
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Settlers | |
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The judicial system in occupied territories | |
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The double-tiered system of courts | |
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Local courts | |
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Military courts | |
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Concurrent jurisdiction | |
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The right to a fair trial | |
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Capital punishment | |
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Protection of the civilian population under belligerent occupation | |
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Freedom from genocide and the right to life | |
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The Prohibition of genocide | |
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The individual right to life | |
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Ensuring the Survival of the civilian population | |
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Respect for the rights of protected persons | |
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The prohibition of hostage-taking | |
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Collective penalties and reprisals | |
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Collective penalties | |
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Demolition or sealing off of houses | |
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Reprisals | |
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Deportations and transfer | |
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Voluntary departure, deportation and relocation | |
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The Israeli practice | |
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Individual verses mass deportations | |
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'Exclusion' versus deportation | |
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The State of nationality versus other countries | |
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Occupying versus occupied territory | |
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Evaluation | |
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Internment (administrative detention) | |
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Assigned residence | |
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Compulsory work | |
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Special protection in occupied territories | |
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Refugees | |
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Women and children | |
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Women | |
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Children | |
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Medical services | |
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Civil defence | |
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Humanitarian relief | |
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Relief consignments | |
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Relief Personnel | |
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Destruction and pillage of property in occupied territories | |
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Destruction of property | |
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The general prohibition | |
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Special Protection | |
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Demolition of a house as a sanction | |
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Pillage | |
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Seizure and use of property in occupied territories | |
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General observations | |
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The prohibition of spoliation | |
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The distinction between public and private property | |
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The temporal problem | |
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Public property | |
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Immovable property | |
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Movable property | |
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Extraordinary Property | |
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Property of Municipalities | |
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Cultural property | |
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Medical property | |
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Civil defence mat�riel | |
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Submarine cables | |
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Private property | |
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Immovable property | |
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Movable property | |
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Ordinary property | |
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Munitions de guerre and related items | |
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The right of angary | |
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Other major issues relating to belligerent occupation | |
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Settlements | |
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Geneva Convention (IV) | |
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The Israeli settlements | |
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The Judgments of the Supreme Court of Israel | |
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The security barrier | |
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The setting | |
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The Beit Sourik case | |
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The Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice | |
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The Alfei Menashe case | |
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Reunion of families | |
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Political activities and elections | |
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Freedom of the press | |
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Freedom of religion | |
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Human dignity | |
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The termination of belligerent occupation | |
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The complete end of belligerent occupation | |
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Treaty of peace | |
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Prescription | |
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Withdrawal from an occupied territory | |
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Binding decision by the UN Security Council | |
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Partial end of belligerent occupation | |
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Agreement between the parties | |
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The tide of hostilities | |
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Unilateral decision of the Occupying Power | |
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Post-hostilities belligerent occupation | |
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The consequences of the termination of occupation | |
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Conclusion | |
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Index of persons | |
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Index of subjects | |