noun
definition
One who is imprisoned or otherwise confined.
Examples of internees in a Sentence
It released 20 internees and paroled a further 50 prisoners.
Another Chetnik sexually assaulted women and killed internees, in some cases using an ax to the head.
She said that Kopper, as Block Senior at Belsen, beat internees with a leather belt, or anything else available.
Thereafter she carried internees and POW's to Jamaica before proceeding to Canada where she embarked Canadian troops for the United Kingdom.
The MOD was unable to provide a figure for the number of claims from surviving spouses of former civilian internees.
It was from here that some Italian internees were sent to Canada on the merchant vessel Arandora Star.
Then in September the Argonaut sailed for Shanghai to repatriate British internees.
They were left lying in their own blood in the living areas and other internees were not allowed to help in any way.
A female internee was sexually assaulted by a soldier while her husband and other internees watched.