Word: international
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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What would she do? To try to run that Allied gantlet would be suicide. Spee had had time to make herself seaworthy, but not battleworthy. A rumor got around that Captain Langsdorff would slip her across the Plata's mouth to Buenos Aires, there perhaps to intern...
...evidence to stop its departure, he shall require the shipmaster to give a bond in any amount on the condition that he will not deliver the men, arms or supplies to any warship. 10) If the President finds any ship of any country has violated such clearance, he may intern that ship in a U. S. port for the war's duration, 11) The President may ban the entry of any foreign state's submarines or armed merchant vessels into U. S. territorial waters at any time...
...Gold flowed into Dutch banks (as it also piled up in Swedish, Norwegian, Swiss and Spanish banks). But taxes went up. It cost the Dutch $600,000,000 to keep half a million men idle for four years along the German and Belgian frontiers and to intern prisoners from both sides...
...retreat of the Turks and Germans from Palestine he again left behind some valuable papers which fell into British hands. They, too, showed payments to U. S. agents. London was cabled for instructions. Legend has it that London replied: "Forward papers. If von Papen is captured do not intern; send him to a lunatic asylum...
...have stood for a good deal of lether lunged laughter in our bailiwic," stoutly concluded the edited editorial, "but we've got an intern in the house and we can take...