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• Hague Conventions
  The '''Hague Conventions''', based on conferences in 1899 and 1907, produced the first comprehensive
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• Hague Conventions/Definition
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• Hague Conventions
  The '''Hague Conventions''', based on conferences in 1899 and 1907, produced the first comprehensive
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• International humanitarian law/Related Articles
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• War crime/Related Articles
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• Just war theory
  ...gustine of Hippo]], and forms the base for the [[Laws of Land Warfare]], [[Hague Conventions]] and the [[Geneva Conventions]], war crimes courts such as the [[Internati
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• Geneva Conventions/Related Articles
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• Nuremberg Trials/Related Articles
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• Military law
  At the core of formal agreements are the [[Hague Conventions]] and [[Geneva Conventions]]. There are a wide range of relevant technical
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• War crime
  ==Hague Conventions== ...by other conventions, but were important background to later treaties. The Hague Conventions do not deal with individual guilt.
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• Command responsibility
  ...character by their subordinates." Roosevelt did not refer to the recent [[Hague Conventions]].<ref name=Weiss>{{citation
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• Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons
  The CCW continues principles that go back to the Hague Conventions, around the turn of the twentieth century, which banned weapons considered
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• Extrajudicial detention
  ...ee of the Red Cross, to be a precursor to the [[Geneva Conventions]] and [[Hague Conventions]].<ref name=Lieber>{{citation
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• Fritz Haber
  ...e allied countries that saw Haber as a war criminal who had violated the [[Hague Conventions]] of 1899 and 1907, the Swedish Nobel committee awarded Haber alone (withou
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• CZ Talk:Neutrality Policy/Archive 1
  ...r base for the [[International Military Tribunal for the Far East]]. The [[Hague Conventions]] also have some relevance. ...hat being said, some of the offenses against civilians are arguable in the Hague Conventions. The Lieber Code, during the American Civil War, was only applicable to the
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