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TitoloAftermath: institutional responses to displaced persons and refugees after 1945

Autore

Dan Plesch

Call number325.21/0021

Numero oggetto10106e

Luogo di pubblicazioneBerlin, Germany

EditoreMetropol

Anno di pubblicazione

2018

Paginazionepp125-140

MaterialeArticle

SerieInternational Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (Ed.) series Vol 4
IHRA series, Vol.4.

ISBN9783863313920

NotesArticle from the book 'Refugee policies from 1933 until today: challenges and responsibilities' pp125-140

Descrizione

Discusses the history and organization of two international organizations - UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration)
and UNWCC (United Nations War Crimes Commission). Refugee camps under UNRRA were infused with the principle of self-government offering a potent antidote to the powerlessness that had marked the lives of their inhabitants. Similarly, the UNWCC's example of an "international legal response to human rights abuses" confirms the proper role of the individual as opposed to platitudes of stateman

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