Examples of using Soviet occupation in English and their translations into Polish
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up to 1989, western democracies did everything they could to liberate many oppressed countries from Soviet occupation.
Jan Tomasz Gross: What I meant was that the Jews under Soviet occupation were treated the same way as others.
turned against Poles during Soviet occupation, too.
thousands of Latvians left their homeland and headed for the west seeking shelter from Soviet occupation.
During the Second World War, the part of Poland that included Jedwabne was under Soviet occupation from 1939 to 1941.
Another commonly held view was that Polish-Jewish relations deteriorated because Jews behaved in an unfriendly way towards the Poles under Soviet occupation, with many cases of treason and denunciation.
The post-war Soviet occupation led to the formation of a communist"people's republic" in 1947
The Soviet occupation lasted relatively short,
After the war, when there was the Soviet occupation, you took part in rebuilding the capital city.
expecting the Soviet occupation, sold on cheap stuff
There is a note that under the soviet occupation in Poland, the civilization promotion of whole social groups became a fact.
Georgia followed the example and declared February 25 Soviet Occupation Day to recall the Red Army invasion of Georgia in 1921.
The Sinicisation of Tibet, just like the Russification of Estonia during the Soviet occupation, is being carried out by relocating non-indigenous people to the established territory of the indigenous people.
The free development of literature occurred only in Polish-held territory until Soviet occupation in 1939.
But a greater tragedy was yet to follow- during the Soviet occupation of Poland during 1939-41 and the postwar years.
in fall 1948 and in February 1949 the Championships of the Soviet occupation zone were held there.
Communism, Soviet occupation through a violent revolution, Amina Salah has seen many bleak new dawns in her country, and a brutal civil war.
trifles with Jewish co-responsibility for persecution of Poles under Soviet occupation.
armed struggle against the Soviet occupation regime between 1939
In my opinion, a recent decree establishing 28 June as Soviet Occupation Day, which triggered a negative reaction on the part of a large number of Moldovan residents,