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cremation
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... The
burial
or
cremation
of a
prisoner of war
shall be preceded by a
medical
examination
of the
body
with a
view
to confirming
death
and enabling a
report
to be made and, where necessary,
establishing
identity
. ...
...
Deceased
prisoners of war
shall be
buried
in
individual
graves
unless unavoidable
circumstances
require the use of
collective
graves
.
Bodies
may be cremated only for imperative
reasons
of
hygiene
, on
account
of the
religion
of the
deceased
or in
accordance
with his express wish to this
effect
. In
case
of
cremation
, the
fact
shall be stated and the
reasons
given in the
death certificate
of the
deceased
. ...
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