Examples of using Internment in English and their translations into Slovak
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People don't like to be reminded about that internment camp.
It denies mistreatment or mass internment, saying it is simply seeking to end extremism and violence through education.
Mr. Roosevelt did relocate Japanese Americans to internment camps during World War Two which is now considered a source of shame and a failure on his part.
On 9 August 1971, internment(imprisonment without trial) was introduced in Northern Ireland.
Watchtowers were built along beaches, and internment camps were set up to house those caught mid-transit near the Italian coast.
They're shuffled off to internment camps, and forced to face a whole new breed of horror.
A cartoon even appeared in Islamist publications that has a caricature of me advocating"Muslim internment camps in the USA(the sooner the better).".
The internment or placing in assigned residence of protected persons may be ordered only if the security of the Detaining Power makes it absolutely necessary.
The primary purpose of these internment camps appears to have been to inflict misery and death on as many ethnic Germans as possible.[21].
The internment camps erected for Germans by the Tito government in Yugoslavia were decidedly not mere assembly points for group expulsion;
The costs of hospital accommodation and internment shall be borne by the Power on whom the wounded, sick or.
Mr. Roosevelt relocated Japanese Americans to internment camps during World War Two which is now considered a source of shame
particularly to places of internment, imprisonment and labour.
There are estimated 150,000 to 200,000 prisoners in the internment camps of North Korea.
will be carted off to an internment camp, according to the woman.
Profits made by canteens shall be credited to a welfare fund to be set up for each place of internment, and administered for the benefit of the internees attached to such place of internment. .
and others into internment and labor camps.
On the 30 January 1972, the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association organised a march against internment that was put into effect the year before turned into a blood bath known as Bloody Sunday.
During the following months the government, however, became increasingly uneasy about the existence of two internment camps in the capital.
German prisoner Gastreyha Peter, who was in an internment camp on the Isle of Man.