Examples of using Pre-war in English and their translations into Hungarian
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His legacy as a proponent of some of the most venomous anti-Semitic legislation in the pre-war era casts a long shadow over the memory of those Hungarians victimized
Hiroshima High School was founded in 1923 as one of the pre-war higher schools which prepared students for Imperial Universities
At the end of the war, many of the women refused to return to their pre-war life.
believed Zionism's pre-war propaganda.
they quickly regained and then exceeded their pre-war popularity.
It was only in 1999 that Croats began returning to Vukovar in significant numbers, and many of the pre-war inhabitants never returned.
believed Zionism's pre-war propaganda.
the ligne claire trend of pre-war French bande dessinée working with clear-cut contours which has created just in these years its most successful series,
I thought I was on to something with the finger-- the connection between pre-war buildings and Ethiopian restaurants-- but it turns out there are too many of both of those to be helpful, so I'm revisiting the ransom video.
in contrast to the commonplaces of post-1917 propaganda, pre-war Russia had ahead of it very promising signs of economic
Dhamar's water production had fallen to 30% of pre-war levels, said Muhammad Ali al-Habshi of the local water authority, but has returned to 70-80% of pre-war capacity thanks to solar projects supported by international donors.
It is estimated that in conscquence of the 1905 strikes every Russian factory worker lost an average of ten rubles in wages-- approximately 26 francs at the pre-war rate of exchange-- sacrificing this money, as it were, for the sake of the struggle.
It is estimated that in consequence of the 1905 strikes every Russian factory worker lost an average of ten rubles in wages- approximately 26 francs at the pre-war rate of exchange- sacrificing this money, as it were, for the sake of the struggle.
place where everything happened, announces the phrase by Ioana Pârvulescu that has became a proverb from her Întoarcere în Bucureştiul interbelic,“Return to pre-war Bucharest”(2002), a pioneering work of the recent Bucharest revival.
set out to recreate pre-war Japan on the Korean peninsula,
as Aprikosenkranz and Untenbaum of the pre-war Yiddish radio cabaret of Lwów,
after marrying into the Iraqi royal family, she was part of the avant-garde art movements in Istanbul, pre-war Berlin and post-war Paris.
buildings in the German style and stylized as the architecture of the pre-war Königsberg.
He belonged to the generation of young Czechs who had had little or no experience of the pre-war democratic Czechoslovak Republic,
If the pre-War owners of art that is found to have been confiscated by the Nazis, or their heirs,