Examples of using Unconditional surrender in English and their translations into Portuguese
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May- General Alfred Jodl signs unconditional surrender terms at Rheims,
Anything other than unconditional surrender, and we will wipe every last Gerhardt off the face of the Earth.
Anything other than unconditional surrender and we will wipe every last Gerhardt off the face of the Earth.
Anyone in a rebel uniform who does not offer unconditional surrender is a legitimate target, Corporal.
Proctor demanded Madison's unconditional surrender, but Madison insisted that the terms of surrender include Proctor's protection of the American prisoners from the Indian allies of the British.
Chuikov says that the Soviets will accept only unconditional surrender, but Krebs does not have the authority,
The Allies sent an ultimatum for unconditional surrender of Japan during the Potsdam Conference of July 26, 1945.
Defeat meant unconditional surrender, total capitulation,
What the president said today was if there's unconditional surrender by Republicans, he will sit down
After the triumph of the democratic and Communist Allies and the unconditional surrender of Germany this reason no longer was valid, of course.
The Nuremberg trials, which followed Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender in World War II, provide an ideal model for post-conflict justice.
He told Buckner at Fort Donelson that he would accept no terms but unconditional surrender.
Emperor Hirohito announced Japan's unconditional surrender on the radio the Gyokuon-hōsō.
Franco refused to accept anything less than unconditional surrender.
All BRAD's phase two battle simulations ended in either a complete annihilation or unconditional surrender.
who refused anything less than unconditional surrender.
According to former U.S. Ambassador to Moscow Charles Bohlen,"Responsibility for this unconditional surrender doctrine rests almost exclusively with President Roosevelt.
In 2005, John Seward Johnson II displayed a bronze life-size sculpture, Unconditional Surrender, at an August 14, 2005, 60th-anniversary reenactment at Times Square.
Poroshenko will be send eastward to pledge allegiance to Russia and to sign the unconditional surrender treaty.
have let the cabalists know that the only alternative open to them is unconditional surrender.