Examples of using Armed struggle in English and their translations into Turkish
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In 1999, when the PKK temporarily gave up its armed struggle, most of its fighters withdrew there.
Then there is the people taking up arms, the armed struggle… the people's war… the armed struggle, the people's war… the armed struggle, the people's war.
that political groups of the left and leftist origins opted for an armed struggle.
The group, which advocates an independent Kurdistan that would include parts of Turkey, has been waging an armed struggle since 1984, claiming more than 37,000 lives in the process.
I don't think the party will support an armed struggle, much less Mario Monje.
In February 1919 the SR Central Committee decided that the Bolsheviks were the lesser of two evils and gave up armed struggle against them.
With all due respect, Ramon… will support an armed struggle… I don't think the party That is why.
much less Mario Monje. I don't think the party will support an armed struggle.
That is why, I don't think the party will support an armed struggle… much less Mario Monje.
I don't think the party will support an armed struggle… That is why, with all due respect, Ramon.
much less Mario Monje. I don't think the party will support an armed struggle.
I don't think the party will support an armed struggle, That is why, with all due respect, Ramón.
I don't think the party will support an armed struggle, much less Mario Monje. That is why.
That is why, with all due respect, Ramon… I don't think the party will support an armed struggle… much less Mario Monje.
A path that will prove to the world it's possible to get to power with an armed struggle supported by the people.
the banned Kurdish Worker's Party is threatening to renew its armed struggle against the Turkish government.
The killing of Chinese citizens took place during the Mexican Revolution, an armed struggle that started as an uprising in November 20, 1910, against then President Porfirio Díaz, who had ruled the country as an authoritarian since 1876.
The party remained ideologically devoted to Marxism-Leninism, but it adopted a much more extensive theoretical approach to its methods, contrasting with the previous statutes that regarded the armed struggle as its top priority.
the Kurdistan Worker's Party, or KADEK, which led a 15-year armed struggle in Turkey that took about 37,000 lives.
organisation by various countries including the United States and by the EU, and has carried out an armed struggle against Turkey that has claimed 45,000 lives since 1984.
