Examples of using Simone veil in English and their translations into German
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They also respond to some of the recommendations put forward in the 1997 report of the High Level Panel on free movements chaired by Mme Simone Veil IP/98/588.
Simone Veil, first president of the European Parliament
It is based on the recommendations contained in the Report of the High Level Panel on Free Movement(chaired by Simone Veil, former President of the European Parliament), and concerns.
After the end of the war, Simone Veil studied law in Paris.
Additional information Description 2 euro coin dedicated to Simone Veil, Brilliant Uncirculated.
Despite virulent attacks, Simone Veil led this fight with balance,
Ms Simone Veil is elected president by an absolute majority in the second ballot.
Description: A visit to the European Parliament in Strasbourg includes the parlamentarium Simone Veil.
Simone Veil, born Jacob,
Simone Veil has died As health minister,
For Simone Veil, the focus of her remembrance work has been to honour the memory of the victims of National Socialism.
And then there was the standpoint of Simone Veil: no collective guilt,
Jean-Marc Turine with a preface by Simone Veil, Vincennes, Frémeaux et associés,
It was a particularly poisonous comment when this initiative to approve abortion from French health minister Simone Veil(1927-2017) was compared to the Holocaust.
On May 7, Simone Veil, who is Jewish and herself a“survivor of the genocide”,
After Auschwitz, Simone Veil never saw an alternative to a Europe that should be shaped through the power of tolerance and the gift of remembrance.
French politician and former President of the European Parliament Simone Veil is the bearer of this year's European Civil Rights Prize of the Sinti and Roma.
The words spoken in 2004 by Simone Veil, herself an Auschwitz survivor and the first female president of the European Parliament, are just as valid today.
as one can see, to Simone Veil and her declaration of May 7,
A year after her death the French Auschwitz survivor and women's rights activist Simone Veil has been given the rare honour of being buried at the Panthéon in Paris.