Examples of using Annexing in English and their translations into German
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is being closed with our blood, annexing our American nations to be brutal
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By annexing Crimea, he lost Ukraine.
the city of Paris was enlarged by annexing neighboring communes.
That was also his reason for annexing Crimea….
The annexing of Helior and its technological treasures would simply be a formality.
the Golan Heights and is now de facto annexing large parts of the West Bank by means of the Wall.
the Soviet Union dividing and annexing the whole of Poland.
After annexing roughly four percent of Ukraine's population,
who is bullying Chechnya, annexing the Russian Crimea and trying the imperialistic
Clemenceau also feared that Germany would merely end up annexing Austria's German provinces by calling on them to take part in the vote on the new Republican regime.
The Soviet Union invaded Lithuania, annexing its territory, and when Nazi Germany attacked the Soviets, Lithuania became occupied by Nazi forces.
nationalists are dreaming of annexing the North Iraqi towns of Mosul and Kirkuk.
The Swiss far-right wants to expand the country by annexing German, French, Austrian and Italian border regions, reports Gazeta Wyborcza.
Kallinikus now included a third, by annexing to the city and connecting it to the bridge.
is trying to assert this by annexing the Sea of Azov.
propelling the Communists to power, and annexing the country.
As Mongol favorites they gradually extended their lands by annexing surrounding territories, retaining the city of Moscow as their capital.
In 1832, it was conquered by the Vietnamese, annexing the entire region.
Finally, he boasted that the idea of annexing the occupied Jordan Valley had come from him and that Netanyahu had stolen it from him.