Examples of using To capitulate in English and their translations into Swedish
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Now they are to capitulate and truly face the fact that their power is slipping from their grasp.
Insofar as the government did not intend to capitulate without a fight, it could not help getting ready to defend itself.
Not to capitulate to anyone's feet up to raise
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it was on 8 May 1945 that Germany was at last obliged to capitulate.
What I fear, Captain, is that this union you have made with the Trabe is an effort to force us to capitulate.
were determined not to capitulate as quickly as Picado.
German commander Oberst Gerhard Wilck refused to capitulate until 22 October.
For several hours on the evening of the 26th headquarters was actually in a position to believe that the government was going to capitulate without a struggle.
major Mark Edmond Domino to capitulate.
not desirable, but to capitulate to her- a sign of their inability to defend in a critical situation,
it even goes so far as to capitulate in the name of urgency.
Central Bank) to capitulate on all fronts even on the basis of its own limited program.
the Russians were forced to capitulate. The british navy blew up the fortress
studies show that there are few reasons to believe that additional pain would cause the Iranian government to capitulate its nuclear program.
Is manifesting a tendency to capitulate to Stalinism.
You refused to capitulate. Even after you were almost wiped out.
politicians have had to capitulate.
But if it were still possible for the Hohenzollerns to strike against us we should always be able to capitulate early enough.
famine compelled it to capitulate on the 12th of December.