iten T0l, oocunrents at'sos@t A/83s9,/Add'1 and Add'l/corr'l and 2, A/8828t A/9L48 anat Add.lt A/98L7t A/LO272, A/3L/2L8| A/32/2841 A/33/356' A/g374, iniA., n"ent-v-"i@ iten 40, docunent A/9872t ilia., r6Gr.t@m 52, documen:.i{llnt}1.*g', frFrtv-ffinda ltem 55, docunent A/3L/399, !!!!" , agenda item 5?, -docunent A/32/407 t iPid., ffi agenda iten 55, document A/33/439t !fi't @,agendaitem5l,documentA/34/69LandAdd.l1lbid.,ffi asenda iten 57' docunent A/35/674, Y!!' ', agenda iten 64, docunent A/36/632/Aad'1t !g!11',s, agenda lten 61, docunent A/37 /698, lgg:, agenda item 69,,document A/38/7r8t and ibld', ffi agenda iten 7l', document A/39/7L2' Recorda of the General agenda item I0l,document A/8Oa9. annex If f . t/ united Nations, E!I. J9!!g, voL, 75, No. 973, p' 297' v 9/ J!i9.., vol.. 249, No. 3s11, p. 215. U Carnegle Endomlent for Internatlonal Peace, ThP Hague ConYgr-l:ions and Decla;ations of 1899 and 1907, (New York, oxford University Press, l9l5) ' vceneral Assenbly resolution 2200 A (xxl).vN40/702 Englieh Page ll3 ANN8X I Articles of the ceneva Convention relative to the protection ofCivilian PerBons in Time of war, of 12 August 1949 t. In regard to the annexation of the occupied terrltory, article 47, rrhich atates r iProtected peraons who are in occupied territory shall not be alepr iveal,in any case or in any nanner whatsoever, of the benefits of the preEent Convention by any change introduced, as the result of the occupation of aterritory, into the institutions or government of the saial territoryr nor by any agreement concluded betrr€en the authorities of the occupted territories and the occupying Poner, nor by any annexatlon by the latter of the shole orpart of the occupied territory.' 2. In regard to the transfer of Israeli aehtlers to tbe occupied terrltories,article 49. Article 49 reads a€ followst "Individual or ma6s forcible transfers, as well as deportations of protected persons frorn occupled terrltory to the territory of tbe occupying
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a document related to international law and humanitarian affairs, specifically discussing the annexation of occupied territories and the treatment of protected persons. It references the Geneva Conventions and United Nations resolutions, indicating a focus on international relations and human rights. The language used is formal and legalistic, suggesting a technical or academic document.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations