Приклади вживання Germans who Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Until the mid to late 19th century the majority of residents of Tallinn were Baltic Germans who had their own separate graveyards within the city walls until 1774,
Mrs. Merkel, unlike many Germans who are accustomed to peaceful existence,
This would be particularly repugnant in the face of the many, many Germans who have dedicated themselves day after day to helping refugees,
This would be particularly repellent, in the face of the many, many Germans who are engaged in helping refugees on a daily basis,
This would be especially despicable for the many, many Germans who day in, day out are active working for refugees as well as for those people who actually need our protection and who make an effort to integrate into our country,” she said Tuesday.
This would be especially despicable for the many, many Germans who, day in, day out,
police forces any Sudeten Germans who may wish to be released and the Czechoslovak Government will, within the same period, release Sudeten German prisoners who are serving terms of imprisonment for political offences.
police forces any Sudeten Germans who may wish to be released, and the Czechoslovak Government will within
This would be especially despicable for the many, many Germans who, day in, day out,
Thus, Germans who take part in wholesale shooting of Polish officers
This movement was quashed by the Germans, who split up western Ukraine.
Thus, at the very beginning of the war the Germans, who lived on the Crimean land,
caused the Germans, who during world war II turned the castle into ruins.
This attitude of the Soviet state to its citizens surprised even Germans, who called“Black Jackets”“Beutesoldaten”(“trophy soldiers”).
During the Second World War, the Germans, who practically destroyed everything on their way,
astonished even the Germans, who called them Beutesoldaten(booty soldiers).
astonished even the Germans, who called them Beutesoldaten(booty soldiers).
most of its members were Germans, who were inspired by the preaching of their countryman Luther.
Critics say the survey was dominated by Germans, who made up 70% of the respondents.
Petty shopkeepers and philistines, like the Germans, who are afraid of comparison