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ARTICLE-48
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... They shall be allowed to take with them their
personal
effects
, and the
correspondence
and
parcels
which have arrived for them. The
weight
of such
baggage
may be limited, if the
conditions
of
transfer
so require, to what each
prisoner
can reasonably carry, which shall in no
case
be more than twenty-five
kilograms
per head. ...
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Prisoners of war
shall be allowed to take with them their
personal
effects
, and any
correspondence
and
parcels
which have arrived for them. The
weight
of such
baggage
may be limited, if the
conditions
of
repatriation
so require, to what each
prisoner
can reasonably carry. Each
prisoner
shall in all
cases
be
authorized
to carry at least twenty-five
kilograms
. ...
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