Examples of using Exile in English and their translations into Bengali
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the Axis of Exile, the Axis of the Holocaust, and the Axis of Continuity.
In 1920, the shock of exile and abdication, combined with the breakdown of Joachim's marriage and his subsequent suicide,
An Iranian in Exile writes that the two brothers present no threat to the Iranian government and that they have collaborated with both the religious and political government.
In the past, exile, being cast away from family and friends,
The three lines crossing the ground floor of the museum are called the Axis of Exile, the Axis of the Holocaust, and the Axis of Continuity.
President Alpha Conde of Guinea became president in 2010 after a lifelong battle against a series of despotic and military regimes, which sent him into exile and prison.
Displacement, exile, and alienation from the world,
to the permanent exhibition, the Axis of Exile and the Axis of the Holocaust.
As a result of this, Dion was sent to exile and Plato was put under house arrest.
As much as I resented my exile, I realized that maybe I didn't want to be eating vegetable curry and drinking rum with the grown-ups.
The Napoleonic wars ended with the second Treaty of Paris that year, and Napoleon's final exile to St Helena.
Had God not decreed exile for them, He would have punished them in this life.
In addition, the following politicians are threatened with imprisonment and are currently living in exile.
The current Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, who has lived in exile in India since 1959, has repeatedly hinted that he might not be reincarnated.
the other two were each sentenced to 10 years in prison, five years in exile, and 74 lashes.
During her exile, Hayedeh regularly appeared on the Los Angeles-based Iranian TV channels IR TV, Jaam-E-Jam.
He told Amanullah that he can have the kingdom, and he will take exile in Saudi Arabia.
On May 4, the day before the coalition government's formation, Trotsky returned from exile.
After his exile in 1907, no successor was named, but the resistance continued to fight for some time, until 1912.
Although younger generations of Cuban Americans tend to be a bit more moderate, Gabriel, a young man born in exile, was pessimistic about the measure.