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A Bilingual Officer Remembers Korea: a Closer Look at Untrained Interpreters in the Korean War,required the presence of translators and interpreters in times of war: code-breaking, prisoner interrogations and meetings on topics ranging from commonplace concerns to critical issues, to mention but a few.

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,Victims of War: Refugees’ First Contacts with the British in the Second World War,m Germans, Italians, Yugoslavs, Bulgarians, Romanians, Soviets, Hungarians, Czechs and Poles) (Reinisch 2007). In the first, still widely cited, work on this topic, Malcolm Jarvis Proudfoot (1956) estimated that more than sixty million Europeans were displaced from their homes during the conflict and in its aftermath.

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The AIIC Project to Help Interpreters in Conflict Areas,ry’ and in the number of interpreters required. In order to ensure proper pay and working conditions, they realized that they would need to negotiate with their employers and band together to defend themselves.

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