Examples of using Eastern germany in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As Soviet troops pressed toward eastern Germany in the last days of war, Goering had feverishly
That did not stop some 17 percent of women in eastern Germany from casting their ballot in favor of the AfD during the country's 2017 parliamentary election;
especially after Hitler had ordered a"drastic increase" in the production of Tabun and Sarin at I.G. Farben's Dyhernfurth factory in eastern Germany.
A report by the ZEW institute earlier this year showed the probability of an asylum seeker becoming a victim of hate crime in eastern Germany is 10 times greater than in the west.
After the Second World War, Delmenhorst was in the British zone of occupation and had to deal with thousands of refugees from Eastern Germany, which now was occupied by the Soviet Union.
In the years after the Second World War the total population of the city was increased by refugees from both Eastern Europe and Eastern Germany and starting from 1956 by the German Federal Armed Forces reorganization.
The situation cannot be overlooked: the Elbe and Oder rivers running through eastern Germany carried so little water, even before the start of summer, that sandbanks and rocks were left exposed.
One woman and a man were murdered after a Nazi terrorist opened fire with a submachine gun near a synagogue in the city of Halle, eastern Germany, on Wednesday morning.
neither Brandenburg nor Saxony was interested in changes to the tenuous peace in eastern Germany.
which originates from the Slavic Lusatian Serbs(Sorbs) who live in eastern Germany.
was caught in Russian-German crossfire, and finally came to a halt near the town of Troebitz, in eastern Germany, where the prisoners were liberated by the Red Army.
Have a look at Eastern Germany.
The worst targets were in Eastern Germany.
And the mapping is all eastern Germany.
I live among the neo-Nazis in eastern Germany.
That is very good, especially for people in Eastern Germany.".
She said she would fled from Eastern Germany to find her Norwegian mother.
More and more people left Eastern Germany and moved into the west.
In the three western sectors of berlin-- Which was 100 miles inside eastern germany--.