Examples of using Roll-call in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Half an hour later on the morning roll-call his number was read among other numbers.
Every day, while standing in the evening roll-call you could see,
we were retained on the roll-call for a long time- for several hours,
in the evening after the roll-call, I went to report to Alois there were three sick persons in the room,
In the morning, when we we were coming out to our work, when we were returning for dinner, when we were going off to our work after dinner and upon our return for the evening roll-call.
After the roll-call, the three of us gathered in top beds of the bakers' room and talked aloud about neutral matters or about food parcels, as there were unknown prisoners around us.
vicinity of the kitchen, during an evening roll-call, when all prisoners stood in the square.
Gradually, repressions for escapes became less stern to such a measure that we stood on roll-calls as long as- if it was an evening roll-call- to eat cold food just before the gong for sleep.
in the evening after the roll-call, I went to report to Alois there were three sick persons in the room,
Posts on turrets of the large chain of guards had not been withdrawn until the number of prisoners of the evening roll-call was equal to the number of prisoners in the camp on the current day.
was just"going to the wires" during the roll-call- then shots of a guard in a tower resounded and the prisoner fell transfixed by bullets.
Every day, before the morning roll-call, a dozen or so hundreds of prisoners marched off to Buna(they got up much earlier than we did,
loaded full upon each roll-call.
towers of the"great postenkette", as one or more prisoners were missing on the roll-call.
The morning parade was not so drawn-out as the much feared evening roll-call, for only the block numbers were counted,
On 28 October 1942 in the morning roll-call, clerks(Schreiber) in various blocks began to summon some numbers of prisoners
Opposite the main gate was the assembly ground, where the prisoners had to stand for the morning and evening roll-call and where certain prisoners were taken to be killed in the presence of all others.
we were led out into a square called the roll-call square, and were divided in two halves.
for example by asking for a roll-call vote of all of the organization's 196 member countries.
e.g. some novice naively had hidden, or he had just overslept and the roll-call did not correspond to the number of the camp- then he was searched, found, dragged to the square and nearly always killed in public.