Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Occupied country in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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food supplies in the occupied country, German propaganda,
the European Union and ΝΑΤΟ in this occupied country- and in a series of other countries- on the pretext of combating terrorism have disastrous consequences for the people.
In other occupied countries, the Germans are said to be ruthless.
In the occupied countries, the Germans implied their racial laws.
take many people away all over the occupied countries.
social life in the occupied countries became based upon national-socialism.
This is of course a standard procedure in third world or occupied countries.
It wasn't only built in Germany but in all occupied countries.
Occupying countries in the name of democracy.
So that even after we have liberated the occupied countries… they could still fire at us from the heart of Germany.
The Moon is Down was written to encourage the resistances of occupied countries to rise up and fight against the Nazi forces during World War II.
If Germany as a result of this peace treaty would withdraw itself from occupied countries such as Poland,
In contrast with other occupied countries, Denmark remained a sovereign state, ruled by king Christian X.
I understand that for people who live in the former by reds occupied countries it's difficult to believe that Che stands for more than his socalled communists believes.
They were built in 17 countries, in occupied countries or in those which used them after the war.
Great Britain had imposed an economic blockade on Germany and its occupied countries.
authorities was not exceptional. The same could be said for“a lot” of other occupied countries.
as a result of plundering the wealth of occupied countries including whatever belonged to civilians.
What did those of our parents who lived in occupied countries 60 years ago do?
This transfer was based on international agreements stipulating that artworks which disappeared from occupied countries during the Second World War must be handed over to the national government of the country of origin.