Examples of using Were imprisoned in English and their translations into Russian
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Up to now there was no question of going anywhere- you were imprisoned.
Michel Lajoye, were imprisoned.
Gröning and the rest of his SS colleagues were imprisoned in an old Nazi concentration camp.
Some of the warriors and families were imprisoned at Fort Marion,
They were imprisoned, then later marched through the snow to Nagasaki,
Over one hundred islanders were imprisoned in the community hall,
In 1990, dozens of women in Riyadh drove their cars in protest, were imprisoned for one day, had their passports confiscated,
Over 2,000 more were imprisoned for offences related to the emergency, including rioting
Many of these Japanese and Japanese Americans were imprisoned in internment camps by President Roosevelt during wartime,
In November 2015, about 500 Turkish nationals were imprisoned for having joined IS,
In August 1993, 14 Hindu students are said to have protested against these attacks in an attempt to demand justice, but were imprisoned by the police.
prisoners of different sexes were imprisoned separately.
Over 1 million people were imprisoned in that country, which had the world's highest incarceration rate
Selected members of the prewar political parties such as the Jewish Bund in Poland were imprisoned in the Lublin Castle and continued to carry out their underground activities from there.
Those individuals were imprisoned in Harper, Maryland County,
For example, the access to register was completely closed after many journalists and activists were imprisoned.
Gennady Afanasyev(R) who were imprisoned in Russia, embrace one another on board of the Ukrainian army aircraft en route to Ukraine.
A study on women inmates in Argentina found that over 55 per cent of surveyed women inmates were imprisoned for drug offences.
The rest of the Titans also fell and their souls were imprisoned in the depths of Argus.
The United Nations should not stand aside while such people as Ms. Aminatou Haidar were imprisoned and beaten for demonstrating for the right to vote.