Arbor Ann. Law of Belligerent Occupation

The Judge Advocate General's School. Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1945. Pages 290ContensTypaes of military occupation
Definition of Military Government
Application of Section III of Hague Regulations
Occupation of Reutral Territory in Course of War
Occupatfon of Neutral in Course of War by
Agreement
Occupation Under Armistice agreement
French-German Armistice Agreement of 1940
Special Cases of Armistice Occupation
Occupation of Allied Territory in Course of War
Occupation Apart From War
An Illustration of Peacetime Occupation -
The Difference Between Belligerent Occupation and Peacetime OccupationLegal Powers of Pacific Occupant Legal Powers of Pacific Occupant -
Occupation After Cession by Treaty of Peace.
Ocupation of enemy territory
When Territory is Occupied
Occupation Distinguished from Invasion.
Subjugation or Conquest
National or Neutral Territory Occupied by Enemy is "Enemy" Territory,
Law-making power of occupant
The Character of the Occupant's power
Power of Absent Sovereign Suspended in Occupied Area
Limitations on Power of Occupant.
Military Necessity Defined
Definition of Public Opder and Safety
Respect for Existing Laws.