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An Internment camp (n.) became the routine solution to the problem of where the stateless should live, once the exception.
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An Internment camp (n.) became the routine solution to the problem of where the stateless should live, once the exception.
An Internment camp (n.) is the only practical substitute for a nonexistent homeland — as early as the thirties, the only "country" the world had to offer the stateless.