Examples of using Annexations in English and their translations into German
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that they can already permit themselves the luxury of protesting against annexations.
between the"recognition" of self-determination and the"protest" against annexations.
Here a struggle unfolds between a still prevailing ancient state power and the new different powers pursuing annexations, all trying to obtain a significant part.
follow the defense from enemy attacks and most plan annexations.
The talk about peace without annexations in the face of the actual preparations for an offensive is only a mask to conceal the predatory character of the war.
I for one, do not want any annexations, but the German“presses” me hard,
Further annexations, settlement building,
Scheidemann points out the possibility for Germany of peace without annexations or reparations, advocated by the Petrograd Soviet-a separate peace with Russia.
we prefer to talk plainly about annexations rather than to substitute pseudonyms for real names.
who stood for the"No Annexations" principle.
that the liberals were insisting that the revolution guarantee the annexations agreed on under the czar.
demanding that Germany be defeated before conditions of a"just" peace- s upposedly without annexations- can be implemented.
for he was a resolute opponent of annexations in so far as they did not coincide with the appetites of Great Britain.
were opposed to annexations, but….
This programme derives from the fact that American capital… has no possibility of making direct annexations in Europe and therefore contemplates the exploitation of weak States
To protest against annexations implies either the recognition of the right of self-determination of nations, or that the protest is based on
to the chances of revolution was the centrists with all their phrases about“peace campaigns” and“peace without annexations” and, as Lenin said,
In the view of the Polish Social-Democrats there have to be special explanations of why we are against annexations, and it is these(I,
willing to limit itself to that purely conservative program which goes no further than the renunciation of annexations.
calling upon the workers of Europe to campaign against the war and for a peace without annexations or indemnities.