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Redefining The Rules Of War The Lieber Code
2007Abstract By 1863, Union officers had concluded that a simple policy of occupation would not subdue the civilians and soldiers of the Confederacy. The federal government began to follow the lead of Union soldiers, who, taunted by guerrillas, had begun targeting civilians. Union military authorities would create a code of warfare that made
Scott Reynolds Nelson, Carol Sheriff
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A different sense of humanity: occupation in Francis Lieber's Code
International Review of the Red Cross, 2012AbstractAccounts narrating the history of the modern law of occupation display ambivalence to the 1863 Lieber Code. At times, they mark the humanity of its provisions on occupied territories; at others, they find its concept of humanity in occupation limited compared to subsequent developments.
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Lieber's Code and the Law of War.
Military Affairs, 1985Joseph Forbes, Richard S. Hartigan
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Dr. Francis Lieber and the Lieber Code
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