Belarussian"liquidators" who were mobilised to clean up the most contaminated territory and build the sarcophagus around the destroyed atomic plant, received the highest radiation doses.
The soldiers were from peasants mobilized in the frontline who did not want to fight, former prisoners of war of the old army, who were in the camps of Austria-Hungary and Germany and deserters from the Red Army.
An overdue alliance of convenience mobilized against the Islamic State three years ago, but only after leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had taken over enough territory to declare statehood.
During 1942 and 1943 the OWI boasted two photographic units whose photographers documented the country's mobilization during the early years of the war, concentrating on such topics as aircraft factories and women in the workforce.
Today there are scheduled events in various cities and over 1500 vans'mobilized' all over Italy- adds Pavoncello- in Rome we have a garrison in front of Montecitorio.
This was not simply a matter of applying an international norm to Timor-Leste, but was based on the lesson from the 2006 crisis that mobilised the military too easily to the detriment of the situation.
A succession of awe-inspiring setpieces unfold that would normally be regarded as impossible to accomplish, such as a massive brawl shot guerilla-style inside the first Chuo Line train of the morning, and a crowd scene in front of the Shinjuku Alta building for which over 100 extras were mobilized.
A possible explanation for this anomaly is that this age group contains a significant number of men who were mobilized immediately after the Chernobyl accident for clean-up operations within the 30-km zone around the damaged nuclear power plant.
This‘energetic charge' which was mobilized to negotiate the threat must be discharged or it becomes a cellular imprint encoded in the physical body as a memory which will eventually inform a whole host of physical and emotional expressions of dis-ease.
The breakout sessions focused on: building on existing modalities; mobilized private finance accounting; and modalities for the Paris Agreement, including how to integrate the account modalities into the Paris Agreement transparency framework.
Because today[1], as I write these lines, the European and American proletariat is reviewing its fighting forces, mobilized for the first time, mobilized as one army, under one flag, for one immediate aim: the standard eight-hour working day to be established by legal enactment, as proclaimed by the Geneva Congress of the International in 1866, and again by the Paris Workers' Congress of 1889.
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