conclusions: about half of all prisoners suffered from psychiatric disorders; therefore treatment psychiatric disorder in this group is essential for prevention of crime. prisoners are at risk of mental disorders. therefore attention to mental health of prisoners is important. patients and methods: this cross sectional study was carried out in kashan prison (iran). 180 subjects were selected by...

During the Second World War frontal responsibility of northern Finland was held by German troops, who carried out large building projects to enhance poor infrastructure this peripheral region. This paper focuses on one biggest performed Wehrmacht and Organisation Todt in during War. The Hyrynsalmi-Kuusamo railway be built through a challenging landscape, people constantly overestimated their ow...

Enemy combatants captured in wartime are both a potential resource for their captors and logistical security nightmare. This has long been reflected treatment. Over the centuries, enemy have sold as slaves (or simply used slave labour), forced to switch sides, ransomed money, swapped other prisoners, physically maimed ensure they could no longer fight, starved death, imprisoned under abysmal co...

Abstract During the First World War Britain’s criminals were mobilized in much same way as rest of society. Courts allowed defendants to avoid prison if they enlisted, while borstal boys, and later adult prisoners, also granted early release. Although enlistment offered a chance for rehabilitation, desirable due their violent nature, enlisting them reduced cost imprisonment at time straitened e...