Examples of using Capitulation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Serbia, with its campaign, was a major Balkan Entente Power which contributed significantly to the Allied victory in the Balkans in November 1918, especially by helping France force Bulgaria's capitulation.
At the time of the signing, the French colony of Canada was already under the control of the British army since the capitulation of the government of New France in 1760.
from a unified and resolute world that these tactics will not advance their cause, nor will it lead to the capitulation of their victims.
The bombs started to reign down on the city in 1943 and led to the city's capitulation on 8th May, 1945. At least a third of the city's historic buildings and living-space had been destroyed.
First the Ottoman authorities canceled the regime of capitulation(immunity to foreign citizens) and as a result those that arrived from Allied countries(including the majority of the immigrants who originated from Russia) were now considered enemies.
Erdogan's premeditated plan to exploit thousands of refugees- immigrants to advance the aims of Turkey's ruling class- was carried out to a large extent in Evros, following its"capitulation" to Russia at Idlib in Syria.
He is probably sorrier for the loss of three months of his time. Although he claims that he will not leave politics completely, he now looks like just another oligarch who must choose between capitulation, emigration, and imprisonment.
Anyone who has seen the plight of drug addicts at first hand, so often ending in misery, self-negation and crime, knows that capitulation in the face of this most malignant evil is not an option.
No capitulation.
On May 8, 1945, Germany signed a capitulation, but the war with Japan continued.
Even after the capitulation.
Given a choice between capitulation and survival.
The article itself suggested capitulation on the part of the government.
After our capitulation, your people arrested me in the street and sent me to Germany to work.
But the question of how the wars end, the answer is often vague, and the word"capitulation" always slips.
Already, many among us have begun to speak of capitulation, much as they did with Anubis.
It's capitulation.
Who will sign the capitulation?
The German radio translates the speech announcing France's capitulation.
Down there, in China, the word is"capitulation.".