Examples of using Famines in English and their translations into Italian
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Many areas that suffered famines in the past have protected themselves through technological and social development.
notably the Great Bengal famine of 1770 and Bengal famine of 1943, each killing millions of Bengalis.
I often talk to refugees:"Why was it that the West didn't realize that famines are caused by policies
imposed by the English landed proprietors, led to famines and the death of a large part of the population.
Famines- throughout at least the last century of our history have not been caused by a lack of food.
Famines, bubonic plagues
They realized that one of the burning subjects of our times was the displacement of entire populations by wars, famines or the rules of the global marketplace.
In India in the 18th century killed ten million people. Famines caused by drought
Was the displacement of entire populations by wars, famines or the rules of the global marketplace.
By wars, famines or the rules of the global marketplace. They realized that one of the burning subjects
They realized that one of the burning subjects of our times by wars, famines or the rules of the global marketplace.
Famines throughout at least the last century of our history have not been caused by a lack of food.
Lack of access to food causes devastating famines, whilst too much is causing a generation of new health problems.
particularly during famines, is associated with outbreaks of a debilitating,
For example, localised famines occurred in France during the fourteenth century in 1304,
This is the death toll of the famines, pestilences and natural catastrophes caused by human beings themselves through wars
The cause of civil wars, famines and earthquakes in the Last Days:
If he is right, and famines can be predicted,
Famines were often interpreted as signs of God 's displeasure.
In the age of collective passage and loss, during famines and trials, the people