Приклади вживання Communist crimes Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Accused of communist crimes.
Is it important to know about Petrovsky in order to condemn communist crimes?
Having regard to the resolutions on Communist crimes adopted by a number of national parliaments.
The Institute of National Remembrance supports the initiative to condemn communist crimes.
European and international pressure for effective condemnation of the past Communist crimes and for efficient fight against ongoing Communist crimes.
I was impressed by the figure of a young bravejournalist who did not fear to disclose the communist crimes.
No one talks about Communist crimes.
I wish to stress that this report is by nomeans intended to be an exhaustive account of communist crimes.
Do you believe that a day will come when communist crimes will be condemned?
I wish to stressthat this report is by no means intended to be an exhaustive account of communist crimes.
The lack of interest shown by Russians, who have to deal with the many communist crimes in their own country, has never demoralized me.
The fall of communist rules in the Soviet Union and other European countries hasfacilitated access to certain archives documenting communist crimes.
It should be stressed that there is noquestion in this report of any financial compensation for victims of communist crimes, and the only compensation which is recommended is of a moral nature.
This demand is accompanied by an appeal for a thorough de-communisation of the public space(monuments, names of streets and places, etc.)and a demand that Russia apologise for its communist crimes.
In terms of numbers of victims, the list of the most important communist crimes includes the following:.
The important feature of communist crimes has been repression directed against whole categories of innocent people whose only“crime” was being members of these categories.
Communist symbols are openly used, and public awareness of communist crimes is very poor.
Nazi crimes, communist crimes, crimes committed by Ukrainian nationalists and members of Ukrainian units collaborating with the Third Reich, and other felonies that constitute crimes against peace, crimes against humanity or war crimes, committed against persons of Polish nationality or Polish citizens of other nationalities between 8 November 1917 and 31 July 1990.
Communist symbols are openly used, and public awareness of communist crimes is very poor.
Maintains that Russia remains the greatest victim of Communist totalitarianism and that its development into a democratic state will be impeded as long as the government,the political elite and political propaganda continue to whitewash Communist crimes and glorify the Soviet totalitarian regime;
Formulation of a common approach regarding crimes of totalitarian regimes, inter alia Communist regimes,and raising a Europe-wide awareness of the Communist crimes in order to clearly define a common attitude towards the crimes of the Communist regimes.
The text also emphasizes that“Russia remains the greatest victim of communist totalitarianism and that its development into a democratic state will be impeded as long as the government,the political elite and political propaganda continue to whitewash communist crimes and glorify the Soviet totalitarian regime.
Formulation of a common approach regarding crimes of totalitarian regimes, inter alia Communist regimes,and raising a Europe-wide awareness of the Communist crimes in order to clearly define a common attitude towards the crimes of the Communist regimes.
The Assembly should recommend to the Committee of Ministers the setting up of a committee whichwould carry out comprehensive investigations concerning communist crimes in Council of Europe member States.
Communist symbols are openly used, and public awareness of communist crimes is very poor.
The Assembly should recommend to the Committee of Ministers the setting up of a committee whichwould carry out comprehensive investigations concerning communist crimes in Council of Europe member States.
According to many researchers, forced deportations took place on the grounds of the decision of the Political Bureau of the Polish Working Party, thus suggesting the Wisła Operation couldbe treated at least as a typical Communist crime pursuant to the definitions of the statute on the Institute of National Memory.