Examples of using Were persecuted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Intellectuals, people deemed“class enemies” and those with ties to the West or the former Nationalist government were persecuted.
a status of honor, while in the Middle Ages they were persecuted and outcasts.
Some of the Knights were persecuted on unjust charges,
Ilyinites were persecuted periodically, and quite often they were punished by exiling to Central Asia
Many Jewish people, who were persecuted, especially in Eastern Europe and the Arab countries,
Their forefathers were persecuted to the bitter end under the Russian regime after deciding to adopt a Jewish lifestyle and convert about 200 years ago.
The people who were persecuted here in exile are striking deep roots back in their homeland and building it,” Netanyahu noted.
When the converts of Paul in Thessalonica were persecuted by the Roman Empire,
From the moment the Nazis came to power Hitler had ensured that the Jews of Germany were persecuted.
Historically speaking, Jews in Europe were persecuted far more often than those in Muslim lands.
occupation the Polish people, in spite of the fact that they were persecuted themselves, supported, hid and saved Jews risking their own lives.
The Jews were persecuted for centuries, it is said,
In their countries of origin, they were considered Jews and some were persecuted by their surroundings for this reason.
Until the 1950's the organisation“Young Muslims” was active but its members were persecuted and punished by imprisonment(among them was the future leader of the Muslims Alija Izetbegović).
By the way, they were persecuted for being Christians,
They were persecuted by Philip II,
The Nestorian churches were persecuted and many followers fled to the Sasanian Empire where they were accepted.
During their two week rule, the Jews were persecuted, especially by the Ukrainians, who beat
The Nestorian churches were persecuted and many followers fled to the Sassanid Empire where they were accepted.
During that era, Quakers were persecuted in England and North America offered a perfect opportunity for exercising their religious freedom.