Examples of using Privations in English and their translations into German
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Unconscious, but the result is something like communism being responsible for the privations, poverty and diseases of a besieged city!
dangers, and privations.
those same masses will prove capable of enduring doubled and tripled privations.
In other words the mutiny was the expression of the petty bourgeoisie's reaction against the difficulties and privations imposed by the proletarian revolution.”.
The Germans, who had suffered great privations when they followed the lead of the Social Democrats,
Working energetically despite the privations of the German occupation,
It must be remembered that privation of food is very reluctantly borne, and that as a rule great poorness of diet will only come when other privations have preceded it.
the material and moral privations suffered by individuals
be for some unfortunately a place of poverty and privations, while others are busy accumulating great wealth.
In the name of the bloodshed and toil, the sweat and privations, let us transmit to the coming generations the great message which history has taught us.
way to end Lent, a period of darkness and privations.
It expressed concern that the Jews of Hungary were“exposed to great privations and sufferings,” at a time when the legend would have us believe they were mostly dead.
The reasoning behind this network was that children who suffered privations throughout the year should spend the summer in healthful surroundings,
But the privations, or rather the hardships, of Lowood lessened.
African American slaves sang songs that reported from their privations and sufferings.
pleasures can the one record, how many privations, sufferings and hardships the other.
In Slovakia, the package of economy measures has entailed some problems and privations for the population.
were I to relate all the misery and privations which the poor little duckling endured during the hard winter.
Hicham: The population considers that after all the suffering and privations imposed by Israel,
the presence of the military during the First World War led the islanders to seek alternatives to privations they routinely suffered.