ategory A was for members of enemy armed forces or guilty of espionage. Category B was for people placed with the opportunity to commit sabotage or espionage. Category C was for people from the enemy's country who were quite influential to the community and finally Category D was for people who were of enemy origin and were of military age. As the war progressed on very few were found guilty of category A and thousand were found acceptable for categories B, C and D. This act lasted for the duration of the
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