Forced repatriation of prisoners of war

After a truce agreement, there is a return of prisoners of war to their native countries. Considerable disagreement arises over whether the prisoners must return to their homeland. Sometimes they choose not to. This may be for ideological reasons, or due to brain washing, or due to collaboration with the enemy during internment.

1. Prisoners of war
2. Forced repatriation

1. Unfairly negotiated treaties
2. Ideological conflict
3. Draft evasion
4. Discriminatory treatment of foreign prisoners
5. Collaboration with the enemy
6. Brainwashing of prisoners of war
7. Antisemitism

1. Refusal to grant citizenship
2. Occupied nations
3. Internment without trial
4. Ill treatment of prisoners of war
5. Defection

1. Taking prisoners of war
2. Repatriating prisoners of war
3. Repatriating people

1. War
2. Nonrepatriation
3. Forced