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4-5-3 The Disposal of Prisoners of War and Dissidents

Drawing on Nuremberg and Eastern Europe’s transitions to prepare transitional justice, institutional rebuilding, and international re-admission plans for post-communist China; linked with Chapters 28–31.

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Transition-plan research, institutional blueprints, comparative international experience; cross-linked with Part III.

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