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Prisoner of War. Circular No. 1. Regulations governing Prisoners of War. — Washington, War Department. 24 septembre 1943. Ronéographié, 65p.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 April 2010

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International Review of the Red Cross , Volume 26 , Issue 302 , February 1944 , pp. 163 - 166
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Copyright © International Committee of the Red Cross 1944

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page 163 note 1 Nous croyons devoir reproduire intégralement l'article I de «Regulations», qui énumère succinctement les dispositions antérieures annulées par le reglement du 24 septembre 1943. A défaut d'une bibliographie proprement dite, cette liste, si sommaire qu'elle soit, constitue une documentation dont le manque s'était fait sentir (voir Revue internationale, decembre 1942, p. 911).

“These regulations are published for the guidance of those concerned with the military custody of prisoners of war in continental United States, and will also be applied in theaters outside the continental United States to such extent as is deemed feasible by the theater commanders concerned. They supersede conflicting Army Regulations, Circulars and Manuals, including Tentative Internee Regulations entitled Civilian Enemy Aliens and Prisoners of War (without date, but published April 1942) ; Memorandum 3, Request of Foreign Officials to Visit Internment Camps — 24 April 1942 ; Memorandum 4, Internees' Complaints — 24 April 1942 ; Letter 17 September 1942, Internee Mail; Letter 3 November 1942, Internee Mail; Letter 26 November 1942, Free Postage for Internee Mail; Letter 9 December 1942, Internee Mail and Telegrams ; Letter 14 January 1943, Routing of Incoming Domestic Internee Mail via District Postal Censor; Letter 29 January 1943, Red Cross Express Messages ; Letter 2 February 1943, Censorship of Books and Parcels ; Letter 12 February 1943, Internee Parcels ; Letter 25 March 1943, Newspapers and Magazines for Prisoners of War; Letter 26 March 1943, Internee Mail; W.D. Memorandum No. S340-9-43, 19 May 1943, Handling of Internee Mail; W.D. Memorandum W580-6-43, 21 August 1943, Compensation for Injured Prisoners of War; W.D. Memorandum S580-5-43, 30 July 1943, Payment of Prisoner of War Orderlies ; W.D. Memoranda W580-3-43, 27 June 1943, No. W580-3-43, 16 July 1943, and No. W580-3-43, 21 July 1943, Prisoner of War Supplies ; W.D. Memorandum No. W580-1-43, 15 June 1943, Serial Numbers for Prisoners of War ; W.D. Memoranda AG 383.6 (3-26-43) OB-S-SPMGA-M, 9 April 1943, and No. W580-1-43, 15 June 1943, Serial Numbers of Prisoners of War. These are superseded by reason of their inclusion in these regulations or otherwise.”

page 165 note 1 Ces numéros forment plusieurs séries distinctes. Ils sont précédés de deux chiflres, le premier indiquant le conrmandement où le prisonnier a été capturé le second précisant le théâtre des opérations 21 Caraïbes, 22 Atlantique Sud, 31 Europe, 41 Pacifique central. Puis vient une lettre indiquant le pays que le prisonnier servait: G Germany, J Japan, I Italy.