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Definitions from the WebPrisoner of War CensorshipDescription:Prisoner of War Censorship refers to the practice of reviewing and restricting communication from prisoners of war during times of conflict. It involves monitoring and filtering letters, packages, and other forms of correspondence sent by POWs to ensure sensitive information does not reach the enemy. This censorship is primarily implemented to safeguard national security and prevent the compromise of military operations. Sample Sentences:Noun: The prisoner of war censorship was strict, as any mention of troop movements was immediately redacted. Noun: The POWs' letters were subject to prisoner of war censorship, causing delays in communication with their families. Verb: The military authorities would prisoner of war censor any correspondence that seemed suspicious or contained code words. Verb: The letters sent by the captured soldiers were carefully prisoner of war censored to prevent valuable information from falling into the wrong hands. Adjective: The prisoners' freedom of speech was limited due to the prisoner of war censorship regulations. Adjective: The strict prisoner of war censorship policy ensured that no unauthorized messages were transmitted. Related products: | ||||
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