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Laws of war / Perfidy / Combatant / International humanitarian law / War crime / Civilian / Geneva Conventions / Ruse de guerre / Public international law / Unlawful combatant / Surrender / Distinction
Date: 2016-02-18 22:56:58
Laws of war
Perfidy
Combatant
International humanitarian law
War crime
Civilian
Geneva Conventions
Ruse de guerre
Public international law
Unlawful combatant
Surrender
Distinction

VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW DIGEST Volume 56

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