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| 76 enemy soldiers and one officer, taking as | prisoners a further 22 soldiers and one officers, whil |
| s for leniency from the father of one of the | prisoners, a man named Black Triplett. |
| e news of the escape way broke out among the | prisoners a panicked rush resulted, creating a thunder |
| August 14 - Israel frees another 76 | prisoners, a week after releasing more than 300 people |
| June 30th after Israel released 31 Lebanese | prisoners, a fraction of the 766 the hijackers had dem |
| Stanton that he was trying to exchange 3000 | prisoners a week, and requested that preference first |
| throats of all nine hundred bound and gagged | prisoners, a number that derives from John Hayward, Ed |
| Algerine ships passed near noon; one of the | prisoners, a Dutchman, identified them as the Golden L |
| er, some 30 who were left were killed by the | prisoners; a similar number were killed in Gusen II. |
| and returns to the prison to talk with young | prisoners about his life, and surviving in Oz in gener |
| These are generally off-limits to all | prisoners above, but they appear to be extensively uti |
| Umar was charged to have denied | prisoners access to "mainstream" imams and religious i |
| a united front against Japan and to release | prisoners accused of inciting anti-Japanese riots. |
| The Commonwealth | Prisoners Act 1967 (Cth) provided for a non-parole per |
| mself to Moody, and a second from one of the | prisoners, addressed to Latham. |
| The | prisoners adopted a feudal society and divided into fo |
| The Chair of the | Prisoners' Advice Service Management Committee, Rikki |
| He is currently Chair of the | Prisoners' Advice Service and is a founding member of |
| ls to talk about Buchenwald and he is on the | prisoners' advisory board of the Buchenwald Memorial F |
| He is also involved in the National | Prisoners Afrikan Studies Project, an organization whi |
| 000 men, swelled to between 12,000 to 20,000 | prisoners after the exchange of prisoners between armi |
| orce initially consisted of 15,000 political | prisoners; after most of them died of radiation poison |
| German | prisoners after the battle |
| e performed by Evan's inmates and many other | prisoners, after mid-day prayers. |
| itary, assigned to take over the care of the | prisoners after the liberation. |
| Redmond Mac Hubert, and O'Heyne, were taken | prisoners, after the loss of many persons on both side |
| abanchel Prison was constructed by political | prisoners after the Spanish Civil War between 1940 and |
| Execution of | prisoners after the Battle of Nicopol Ms. Fr 2646, att |
| extracted by internal deportees rather than | prisoners after the camp closure. |
| often overlapped, including his treatment of | prisoners after the September 1971 Attica riots. |
| Washington, D.C. to negotiate an exchange of | prisoners; after initially failing to reach an agreeme |
| eld Prison along with a number of Republican | prisoners, after being refused repatriation to Ireland |
| phone of the dismembered bodies of political | prisoners after the riot. |
| His forces lost 70 dead and 400 | prisoners, against Republican losses of 59 killed and |
| for new inmates, and also has amenities for | prisoners aged 15 and 16. |
| ped of their powers to set minimum terms for | prisoners aged under 18 after the High Court ruled tha |
| As of that month the prison has about 1,200 | prisoners ages 13-22; the lawsuit says that half of th |
| and Henry Sheares, Neilson and the remaining | prisoners agreed to provide the authorities with detai |
| es and soaked the cabin thoroughly until the | prisoners agreed to come out peacefully. |
| rticipants had joined them and the remaining | prisoners agreed to end their campaign on 3 October. |
| the Burmese regime to release all political | prisoners ahead of the election. |
| y and a past president and then patron of HB | Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society. |
| 919 she courageously helped found Delaware's | Prisoners Aid Society as well as Bridge House, a deten |
| They demanded the release of Iraqi | prisoners, all of Assyrian ethnicity, withdrawal of al |
| He represents the relatives of over 1000 | prisoners allegedly killed by Libyan security forces i |
| al reforms in the kingdom and the release of | prisoners allegedly held without charge for more than |
| The court held that | prisoners alleging assaults by prison guards must meet |
| rded as some of San Quentin's most dangerous | prisoners, almost escaped. |
| federate flank, routing them, and taking 375 | prisoners along with 2 pieces of artillery. |
| Regarding | prisoners already taken outside of France, as well as |
| Prisoners also have TVs in their rooms. | |
| eve Buscemi, with former guards, wardens and | prisoners also contributing). |
| Some were killed and others taken | prisoners, among the latter Teganissorens, who, on com |
| s approaching, surrendered to one of his own | prisoners, an Ohio Militia captain named Burbridge, wh |
| The Communists succeeded in taking over 670 | prisoners and killing over 270, including most of the |
| Following sabotage by the | prisoners and the Maze Prison escape in 1983 the priso |
| The population consists of life sentence | prisoners and determinate sentenced prisoners, many se |
| ded walls for isolation of mentally unstable | prisoners and a straitjacket |
| ement listed 65 Americans killed, 14 wounded | prisoners and 344 other prisoners. |
| ssful counter-attack that captured about 100 | prisoners and six machine-guns. |
| ties removed the remaining French crewmen as | prisoners and set both ships on fire. |
| One bomb hit a motorboat crammed with | prisoners, and another fell directly through an open h |
| ided a safe and well-ordered environment for | prisoners and staff. |
| tation, medical staff, and protection of all | prisoners and other persons in the Sullivan County Jai |
| d a POW work camp, killing approximately 300 | prisoners and about 10 guards. |
| l conquered territory and release of all the | prisoners, and thus ruled very much against the Hildes |
| Central Europe, had taken more than 226,102 | prisoners and had seized more than 4,500 square miles |
| l, the wounded, institutions and industries, | prisoners and civiliands were evacuated mostly by sea. |
| U.N. released 6,670 Chinese and North Korean | prisoners, and the Communist forces returned 684 U.N. |
| of Downie, and also to the care paid to the | prisoners and wounded by his opponent, Master Commanda |
| t a black Unit Manager hired, as three black | prisoners and a black officer died at the hands of a w |
| is new-found skills to intimidate his fellow | prisoners and prevents the prisoners from hitting each |
| He often pled for the pardon of | prisoners, and Governor John Young, of New York, once |
| rwater Correctional Centre which houses male | prisoners and other facilities. |
| uards engaged in sexual intercourse with the | prisoners and smuggled illegal drugs into the faciliti |
| he H-Blocks, Hughes became the OC of the IRA | prisoners, and in March 1978 ordered the prisoners to |
| houses maximum, medium, and minimum security | prisoners and overflow prisoners from the county priso |
| race to help him and Kim and his men locate | prisoners and free them. |
| ia in detachments in the 1830s as escorts to | prisoners, and then to India in 1841. |
| he merger with Lithuanian Union of Political | Prisoners and the Exiled and Christianical Democrats ( |
| hed a post, shot four of the enemy, took six | prisoners and sent them back to his lines. |
| Staff help facilitate training of the | prisoners and try to arrange employment on their relea |
| The combined forces of the Null Void's | prisoners and Vilgax's forces are too much for Ben, Ke |
| ker announces the executions of 30 political | prisoners and 43275-B keeps a journal like Winston Smi |
| o had to permit access to displaced persons, | prisoners and missing persons, respect their rights, t |
| posts, killing some of the gun teams, taking | prisoners and capturing a machine-gun. |
| s, including a low security property for 605 | prisoners, and a minimum security property for 150 pri |
| ase claimed a number of lives among both the | prisoners and their guards. |
| responsible for investigating all deaths of | prisoners and residents of probation hostels and immig |
| They demanded the release of all political | prisoners and the return of all leaders in exile, amon |
| The objective was to take | prisoners and gain information about the situation in |
| d to house sentenced republican and loyalist | prisoners; and in 1976 was divided in two when the Bri |
| The restoration of | prisoners and hostages. |
| 'special punishment' primarily for political | prisoners and those opposed to the Nazi regime. |
| d for not focusing enough on resettlement of | prisoners and also for having a "disrespectful culture |
| in somewhat better conditions than the other | prisoners and had a few special privileges. |
| erusalem, the refugees, the Aqsa Mosque, the | prisoners and detainees and to confront the wall and s |
| citizens living in the Soviet Union, Slovak | prisoners and defectors, and Volhynian Czechs. |
| ad acted in a benevolent fashion towards the | prisoners, and described how she saved some women and |
| prised three separate gaols for untried male | prisoners and debtors, male convicts, and women. |
| until Castro releases some of the political | prisoners and begins to deal with us." |
| ronze Star for interrogating captured German | prisoners and learning the location of Nazi gun emplac |
| xt day the Australians rounded up 21 Italian | prisoners and a number of weapons. |
| g the attack on 3 Nov., after capturing many | prisoners and gaining his objective, he organized his |
| rakasura translated into freedom for all his | prisoners and honouring of Aditi. |
| outh, England on 27 March 1791, carrying 150 | prisoners, and arrived in Sydney Cove on 14 October 17 |
| greement and the Russians released all their | prisoners and pay 1,000 silver marks to recover the bo |
| ere still too small for all the needs of the | prisoners and guards. |
| Tirana, and were intended to hold political | prisoners and opponents of the regime. |
| In a 37-day cruise he took 270 | prisoners and captured valuable cargoes. |
| She claimed that she only did good to the | prisoners, and that if she beat them or punished them, |
| eteran, which helped exchange and secure the | prisoners and tow the ships to port. |
| refuge to street children and dependents of | prisoners and supports education programmes for deaf a |
| ps say Burma holds more than 2,000 political | prisoners and continues to repress free speech and use |
| Abbot takes no | prisoners and consistently wins basketball games again |
| ry 1864, killing 13 of them and capturing 21 | prisoners and the Skirmish at Matole May 26, 1864. |
| life was the reformation and reclamation of | prisoners, and to this end he incessantly laboured. |
| he subsequently entered the commissariat of | prisoners and deportees, where Frenay charged him with |
| 10 returned to Boston, Massachusetts to land | prisoners and make repairs. |
| nor on the issue of the release of political | prisoners and resigned. |
| Ehrenberg and his forces were taken | prisoners and send them to confinement in Presidio La |
| 1741 the Stocks House was opened to civilian | prisoners and it became a place for people who had bee |
| ited with causing the release of some of the | prisoners and their subsequent emigration to Canada. |
| They fought well, taking 148 | prisoners, and causing an estimated 300 enemy casualti |
| adism, including stories that he decapitated | prisoners and rolled their heads down hillsides and wa |
| 10 with 20-inch (51-cm) barrels for guarding | prisoners, and 26 to 30-inch (66 to 76-cm) barrels for |
| was possible and to gather intelligence from | prisoners and captured materials while assessing the G |
| asonton's troopers did manage to capture 100 | prisoners and two cannon, forcing Price to continue hi |
| ictory for the American Patriots who took 75 | prisoners, and killed roughly 70 Loyalists, while losi |
| and captured the position, together with 50 | prisoners and two machine-guns. |
| , accounted for a total of 11 enemy dead, 32 | prisoners, and an unknown number of wounded. |
| med that Hitler had wanted more shootings of | prisoners and more punishments, but that he had resist |
| As the viewers see, both the | prisoners and the guards are slowly and deliberately b |
| atrocities such as the use of dogs to attack | prisoners and medical experiments conducted on the pri |
| They were used to restrain | prisoners and slaves, and for public corporal punishme |
| re accompanied by thousands of wounded Union | prisoners and many of the stores that they obtained at |
| The camp never held more than 200 | prisoners and had a short life span of several months. |
| 's of Antrim, the defenders, except for some | prisoners, and the islands residents were put to the s |
| rrections Ministry started a program between | prisoners and institutionalized handicapped patients b |
| ers for the dispersal among several jails of | prisoners and detainees charged with treason, includin |
| He then handed over the | prisoners and collected teams for his guns which he br |
| The Cais are assigned to watch over the | prisoners and they treat them well. |
| 1-43 mi), capturing several hundred thousand | prisoners and several hundred guns. |
| s unless the U.S. government freed all Iraqi | prisoners and paid compensation to Iraqis affected by |
| rhood, music and Moog synthesizers Political | prisoners and Commie sympathizers Hetero, homo and bis |
| ximum security unit) that is used for remand | prisoners, and also for the temporary detention of pri |
| ition's advance when Indian scouts took some | prisoners, and authorities in Montreal organized reinf |
| ng a worthy reply to the spiritual hunger of | prisoners and this serves for restoration the moral he |
| th side of the island managed to capture 130 | prisoners and reclaim some control of their area. |
| 115 died by disease or accident, 156 died as | prisoners, and four dead listed as MIA. |
| hind), accompanied by the exchanged American | prisoners and several American residents. |
| rt immediately to take an enormous amount of | prisoners and to execute them. |
| , Warren Hill was re-rolled to hold juvenile | prisoners, and an additional wing called the 'Carlton |
| ible option to activate resistance, liberate | prisoners and subdue the criminal, thieving enemy, and |
| manages maximum, medium and minimum-security | prisoners and holds a significant number of long-term |
| e, where she is assigned to do a research on | prisoners and their social effect. |
| The prison holds sentenced | prisoners, and also holds remand prisoners for local m |
| police department, using the County Jail for | prisoners, and having only temporary police officers. |
| charge, which resulted in the capture of 14 | prisoners and in which he himself was wounded.” |
| y him as a man who was greatly feared by the | prisoners and prone to violence and creative ways to p |
| She took on board more than 60 | prisoners and refugees from sampans in the bombardment |
| aged to do so, the officers were attacked by | prisoners, and a second set of keys was taken from one |
| ough 3 lines of fortifications and capturing | prisoners and materials, despite taking heavy losses. |
| umerous works of charity, including visiting | prisoners and teaching catechism. |
| lt of attempts to break up the protest, both | prisoners and prison warders received personal injurie |
| After the speech, he inspected the | prisoners and stopped in front of Berg. |
| gar, where his service involved securing the | prisoners and destroying the prizes. |
| they suffered heavy losses while taking 213 | prisoners, and two field pieces, the raiders withdrew, |
| d physical force during the interrogation of | prisoners and then committed perjury at subsequent tri |
| After V-E Day, it transported liberated | prisoners and displaced persons from Austria to France |
| h bombs and bayonets, capturing four wounded | prisoners and a machine-gun. |
| Morocco took several Algerian soldiers as | prisoners, and both sides took casualties. |
| A total of 1,964 Confederate | prisoners and 125 Union guards are buried in the adjac |
| ed to improving the quality of life for both | prisoners and military personnel and their families) a |
| of the 97th Division treated sick and dying | prisoners and buried the several hundred corpses disco |
| repelled a strong counterattack, taking more | prisoners, and subsequently during the night they capt |
| After this, a group of former | prisoners and guards conspired to install a new prison |
| hows victorious Chinese troops with Japanese | prisoners and captured Japanese flags and equipment on |
| clamation of a general amnesty for political | prisoners and the setting up of a high court of justic |
| Among the other | prisoners and friends of Eugenio Colorni on Ventotene |
| wever they were kept separate from the other | prisoners and their obvious "hostage" status was shaky |
| Alonzo Child embarked the | prisoners and their guards and carried them to Helena, |
| cians to set minimum terms for life sentence | prisoners, and the next day the European Court of Huma |
| Up the Morning: Writings & Art by Political | Prisoners and Prisoners of War in the U.S.. |
| His act resulted in the capture of about 100 | prisoners and several machineguns. |
| elevision and opportunity to break political | prisoners and broadcast the resulting public recantati |
| For many months, | prisoners and their visitors were banned from reading |
| an Bayan I to negotiate the release of Antae | prisoners and to make an agreement, the envoy was howe |
| utes infected with syphilis to have sex with | prisoners and some subjects were infected by directly |
| Doctors infected soldiers, | prisoners and mental patients with syphilis and other |
| ed, who tried to beg her father to spare the | prisoners and likes Zerrino. |
| in the Northern states, by means of freeing | prisoners and causing arson in larger Northern cities. |
| Republican and Loyalist Former | Prisoners and Conflict Transformation in Northern Irel |
| e for Justice to investigate complaints from | prisoners and those subject to probation supervision, |
| ct abusive sexual practices upon male Jewish | prisoners, and sometimes also the reverse theme, the m |
| ed ships, and sent parties ashore which took | prisoners and food supplies. |
| m of speech, released thousands of political | prisoners and did his best to maintain Russian involve |
| Von Ruffin says that SS guards touched | prisoners and then beat those who got sexually aroused |
| nly three Senegalese survived, who were made | prisoners and brought for questioning to Rabih. |
| a mere hut) so the marines could guard both | prisoners and Governor John Hindmarsh. |
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