Examples of using Memorials in English and their translations into Danish
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You're gonna repair my suit or they're gonna start building memorials to you.
Such memorials bear stark testimony to one of the greatest tragedies in Irish history.
Memorials for danish soldiers at Kinderheim in Estonia.
I suppose all these parties she goes to are all memorials for Jackie Jr?
This church has memorials dedicated to various freedom fighters of Argentina
War memorials and military cemeteries honour the thousands of soldiers who lost their lives in the battle.
town twinning and the memorials to the victims of the twin dictatorships of Hitler and Stalin.
Museum of Genocide Victims includes a touching collection of memorials of the Soviet regime,
even in small towns is not limited to rallies at memorials and parades.
I'm not convinced these memorials are a good idea,
The island also offers many other interesting attractions like ancient memorials, museums and picturesque fishing villages.
visiting the memorials of several personalities.
In contrast to the early post-war years, the memorials of this period now refer clearly to the flight in October 1943 as an independent event.
I therefore cannot understand how there can be people in Europe today constructing memorials to fascist criminals.
The memorials do not distinguish between Jewish
The flight of the Danish Jews to Sweden in October 1943 was not presented as an event in its own right on the memorials.
A ride in one of these carriages is most pleasant at night when the gold light of the memorials combined with the cobbled stone floors in the district light up the Innere Stadt.
I have been invited to Hong Kong by the Chinese Democratic Movement(the Hong Kong Alliance) to participate in the memorials surrounding the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre.
additions to their planetary memorials.
The memorials which have been raised in remembrance of the wartime experiences of the Danish Jews bear witness to fundamental characteristics of the post-war memorial culture in Denmark, Israel and the United States.