Приклади вживання National salvation front Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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National Salvation Front.
Democratic National Salvation Front.
National Salvation Front.
The Committee of the National Salvation Front.
The National Salvation Front.
This is why thewinner of the 1990 general election was the National Salvation Front, made out largely of former Communist Party members.
The National Salvation Front.
Followers of Thiriart- calling themselves the European Liberation Front- from other countries,fought with the anti-Yeltsin forces grouped around the National Salvation Front.
The National Salvation Front.
In June 1990, a month after the first post-Communist democratic elections,Moscow-educated Iliescu summoned 20,000 coal miners to save his ruling National Salvation Front from what he called a"fascist coup attempt".
The National Salvation Front.
On the other hand, thrusting upon the referendum in order to adopt the new Constitution, had broughtthe opposition together, which allowed to form a more or less stable political union- the“National Salvation Front” headed by the ex-General Secretary of LAS Amr Moussa, ex-Chief of MAGATE Muhammad ELBaradei and leader of the People's movement of Egypt Hamdeen Sabahi.
The National Salvation Front.
After the regime change, he became a member of the National Salvation Front and the Democratic Party(which he left in April 1999).
The National Salvation Front announces its rejection of the constitutional decree," the group said in a statement.
The Romanian Revolution was hijacked by the self-proclaimed National Salvation Front, which was in fact a smokescreen for the moderate wing of the Communist Party.
The National Salvation Front quickly took power after Ceaușescu was toppled, promising free and fair elections within five months.
The National Salvation Front.
Elected in a landslide the following May, the National Salvation Front, reconstituted as a political party, installed a series of economic and democratic reforms, with further social policy changes being implemented by later governments.
It is now believed that members of the National Salvation Front, which took over government of Romania after Ceausescu's death, had been plotting his overthrow for months before the December 1989 demonstrations, which forced them to act earlier.
It is now believed that members of the National Salvation Front, which took over government of Romania after Ceausescu's death, had been plotting his overthrow for months before the December 1989 demonstrations, which forced them to act earlier.
Iliescu and the National Salvation Front were reelected in 1992, but rampant inflation, unemployment and allegations of government corruption meant that in 1996 Iliescu was voted out in favour of Emil Constantinescu, leader of the reform-minded Democratic Convention of Romania.
The main opposition force- National Salvation Front refused to participate in the dialogue, having called it“a theater of farce” and the new Constitution-“not answering the interests of the Egyptian people” and“non-valid”, as the appearance at the referendum was lower than 50%.
Iliescu and his comrades in the National Salvation Front reinvented themselves as democratic politicians, proclaimed to any available microphone that they were the leaders of the revolution, and then used their long experience and network of cronies to take control of the country and pocket its resources.
He formed a coalition, the"Nationalist Front(Turkish: Milliyetçi Cephe)", with Necmettin Erbakan's Islamist National Salvation Party(Turkish: Millî Selamet Partisi, MSP), and Alparslan Türkeş' far-right Nationalist Movement Party(Turkish: Milliyetçi Hareket Partisi, MHP).
The United Front for the National Salvation of Kampuchea.
National Front for the Salvation of Bulgaria.
IMRO the National Front for the Salvation of Bulgaria.