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Embassies in Armed Conflict/ Berridge, G.R.

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TextPublication details: New York: Continuum, 2012Edition: 1st edDescription: xi,207pISBN: 9781441104625DDC classification: 327.2

Contents:

Introduction 1 The Military Component The defence section Military advisers Intelligence officers under diplomatic cover Conclusion 2 Embassies in Enemy States The initial siege Prompt, safe and dignified departures Internment pending simultaneous exchange Preserving diplomatic relations Conclusion 3 Neutral Embassies to Belligerents Helping expatriates Reporting the war Commercial work Protecting foreign interests Conclusion 4 Belligerent Embassies to Neutrals 104 Propaganda 107 Espionage and special operations 111 Helping evaders and escapers 121 Placating the neutral 126 Handling peace feelers 128 Conclusion 132 5 Embassies to Frontline Allies 134 In conventional warfare 134 In low-intensity warfare 150 Militarization and its consequences 165 Conclusion 171 Vtll

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Introduction
1 The Military Component
The defence section
Military advisers
Intelligence officers under diplomatic cover
Conclusion
2 Embassies in Enemy States
The initial siege
Prompt, safe and dignified departures
Internment pending simultaneous exchange
Preserving diplomatic relations
Conclusion
3 Neutral Embassies to Belligerents
Helping expatriates
Reporting the war
Commercial work
Protecting foreign interests
Conclusion
4 Belligerent Embassies to Neutrals 104
Propaganda 107
Espionage and special operations 111
Helping evaders and escapers 121
Placating the neutral 126
Handling peace feelers 128
Conclusion 132
5 Embassies to Frontline Allies 134
In conventional warfare 134
In low-intensity warfare 150
Militarization and its consequences 165
Conclusion 171
Vtll

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