Examples of using Deportations in English and their translations into Swedish
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A vast system of transportation had to be set up in order to implement these deportations.
This will complicate- and delay- many deportations.
Deportations to Iraq must be brought to an immediate halt.
Here's the order of deportations.
He had the support of his superiors in the German army to resist the deportations.
These deportations were chiefly designed to deprive Estonia,
Deportations in Europe reached a peak, in particular, in the middle of the century as
The Swedish government wants an increasing number of deportations and wants them carried out with dignity.
Mr President, the deportations of residents of the Baltic countries in 1941 was one of the most dramatic
as the reality in today's Beijing is one of intimidation, deportations, arrests and labour camps.
We will of course be voting against this report which, in the guise of technical neutrality, seeks to organise deportations of so-called illegal immigrants.
The orders stated that deportations would begin immediately at the rate of 6,000 people per day,
Therefore, if we achieve visa-free travel, we should also consider how we will handle deportations, extradition agreements
those brought to the Rzeszów ghetto from the surroundings were exterminated following a number of deportations which started in July 1942.
organises brutal deportations.
So Adolf Eichmann of the SS who was organizing the deportations did not initially give permission for the children to be sent East with their parents.
The ECHR is currently attempting to suspend the Dublin Convention and prevent deportations from Austria to Greece.
is as old as the human race itself; deportations and border guards will be ineffective in dealing with it.
On the night of 24 March 1949, a wave of Soviet deportations began, during which tens of thousands of Estonians,
Thus, the main reason for the deportations were a military threat,