International Law Having Particular Reference to the Laws of War On Land
International Law Having Particular Reference to the Laws of War On Land
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The German gov- ernment did not do so, thus approving the action of the French tribunal, which considered the transaction as having gone beyond the limits of proper adminis- tration.
Policy of the Occupant in Occupied Terri- tory. —The occupant should cause the social life of the country to be taken up; he should reopen the schools, the places of worship, should assure the ser- vices of transportation, of the mails, etc. The occu- pant should also remember that municipal authority, which is abo...ut the only old authority that will remain, is a force which he must not neglect. The question is a most delicate one so far as concerns the view which may be taken by the municipal authorities in regard to the occupant. To what extent may the municipal authorities serve as an intermediary be- tween the occupant and the inhabitants? Should they remain or resign? These are questions of fact which cannot be determined except by the application of a general principle: the municipal authorities should serve the occupant against their country in nothing, 198 TENTH LECTURE and yet serve, as much as possible, their own cit- izens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The German gov- ernment did not do so, thus approving the action of the French tribunal, which considered the transaction as having gone beyond the limits of proper adminis- tration.
Policy of the Occupant in Occupied Terri- tory. —The occupant should cause the social life of the country to be taken up; he should reopen the schools, the places of worship, should assure the ser- vices of transportation, of the mails, etc. The occu- pant should also remember that municipal authority, which is abo...ut the only old authority that will remain, is a force which he must not neglect. The question is a most delicate one so far as concerns the view which may be taken by the municipal authorities in regard to the occupant. To what extent may the municipal authorities serve as an intermediary be- tween the occupant and the inhabitants? Should they remain or resign? These are questions of fact which cannot be determined except by the application of a general principle: the municipal authorities should serve the occupant against their country in nothing, 198 TENTH LECTURE and yet serve, as much as possible, their own cit- izens.
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