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Military occupation

Military occupation, also called belligerent occupation or simply occupation, is temporary hostile control exerted by a ruling power's military apparatus over a sovereign territory that is outside the legal boundaries of that ruling power's own sovereign territory. Occupation's intended temporary nature distinguishes it from annexation and colonialism.…

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Occupation and the laws of war

Qualification of a territory as occupied

  • Wellington Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington

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End of occupation and authority shift

Examples of occupations

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Military occupation

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related to Occupation and the laws of war · 19
Military occupation → According, Customs, Emer, Eyal Benvenisti's The International, Hague IV, Land, Law, Laws, Nations, Occupation, October, Second Edition, Section III Military Authority, State, The, The Hague Convention, The Law, Vattel, War
related to Examples of occupations · 11
Military occupation → Allied-occupied Germany, British, French, Middle East, Occupied Enemy Territory Administration, OETA, OETA North, OETA South, Some, World War, World War II
see also · 8
Military occupation → Armed Conflicts ProjectStatus, Banana WarsAllied-occupied GermanyEx, German-occupied EuropeIntervention, Interventionism, Landmark US, Law, Milligan, Police
related to External links · 2
Military occupation → Interdisciplinary, Occupation Studies Research Network

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Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsSome0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsWorld War0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsWorld War II0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsOccupied Enemy Territory Administration0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsOETA0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsMiddle East0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsFrench0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsOETA North0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsBritish0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsOETA South0.60section
Military occupationrelated to Examples of occupationsAllied-occupied Germany0.60section
Military occupationrelated to External linksOccupation Studies Research Network0.60section

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