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The Origin of the Problem
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- 267For an Indonesian point of view see e.g. the article by Miss Rasid, of the editorial staff of the Indonesian newspapier Siasat, which strongly maintained
- Brierly
- C Supomo
- De Louter stated that as late as the 19th century, occupied territory was considered as a conquest, 2 De Louter
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- Elsbree
- Even this assumption with regard to Africa has now been questioned. Cf. Prof. Herbert Passin
- For an account of the Indonesian question written in the English language by American authors
- For the English text of the Linggadjati Agreement see Wolf, op. cit. supra note 206, at 175-178
- Graber in her treatise on belligerent occupation, mentioned other landmarks in the development of international law preceding the creation of the Hague Regulations, e.g. the Lieber Code
- Hall op. cit. supra note 78, at 615. With respect to India
- Hyde
- It is quite clear here
- It is remarkable though perhaps understandable
- L Sundaram
- Moresco
- P.C.I.J. ser
- Resink
- Resink describes how for Indonesia complete Dutch domination was only established in the last forty or fifty years
- S Korn
- S Panhuys
- Schwarzenberger
- Schwarzenberger
- See for a Dutch view
- The 4th Geneva Convention of 1949 relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War is excluded here because of its creation only after the Burmese occupation. 186 Scott
- The relations during World War II between the German occupation forces and the population of the island of Guernsey in the Channel represent a good example of the actual interplay and balancing of their respective interests. See for a description of
- U.N
- V Asbeck
- V Asteck
- V Glahn
- Van Leur in bookreview of Stapel Geschiedenis van Ned. Indu, in 79 TUdschrift Ind. T.L.V. 591
- Vlekke
- “Until a more complete code of the laws of war is issued the High Contracting Parties think it right to declare
- Publication venue
- 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
- Publication date
- 01/01/1961
- Field of study