Приклади вживання Polish jews Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Polish Jews.
The Organization of Polish Jews.
The Polish Jews.
Half of them were Polish Jews.
His parents were Polish Jews who owned a shop in the town.
More than half of them were Polish Jews.
Nazis order Polish Jews barred from using public transportation.
A clear majority of them were Polish Jews.
Polish Jews were barred from using public transport by the Nazis.
They were Polish Jews.
But actually you are right about half were Polish Jews.
Polish Jews were barred by the Nazis from using public transportation.
Also well known is that around half of these were Polish Jews.
Polish Jews were the largest Jewish community in the world, Warsaw the most important Jewish city.
His mother, Regina Wender Fischer, was a US citizen, born in Switzerland;her parents were Polish Jews.
The blood of Polish Jews cries from the ground, and no law will silence it,” Mr. Bennett said in response.
Before the Second World War, Silesia was inhabited mostly by Germans and Poles,in addition to German and Polish Jews and Czechs.
The blood of Polish Jews cries from the ground, and no law will silence it,” Mr. Bennett said in response.
Moreover, had Armia Krajowa joined what was seen as a“Jewish” uprising,it would have been a powerful proof of solidarity with the Polish Jews.
The blood of Polish Jews cries from the ground, and no law will silence it,” Naftali Bennett declared in a statement.
After publishing several articles on the topic, she is writing a book about Polish Jews who survived the Second World War as refugees and deportees in the Soviet Union.
The blood of Polish Jews cries from the ground, and no law will silence it," Bennett said in a statement late Monday.
The Museum of the History of Polish Jews" POLIN" the Warsaw Rising Museum the Silesian Museum the Museum of Torun Gingerbread.
The blood of Polish Jews cries from the ground, and no law will silence it,” Bennett said in a statement late Monday.
This meant that an estimated 55,000 Polish Jews living in Germany by choice could be stranded there permanently-- through the unilateral action-- of the Warsaw Government.
The blood of Polish Jews cries from the ground, and no law will silence it,” Bennett said in response to the cancellation.
He noted that 250,000 Polish Jews from the German sphere of occupation fled to the USSR in 1939, and they were to be encountered in every Soviet province.