Приклади вживання Polish officers Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Polish officers shot him.
During the occupation of Lviv, Olena, risking her own life,rescued Polish officers.
Some 20,000 Polish officers were executed.
April 13, 1943 German radio reported a mass grave in the Katyn forest executed Polish officers.
One of the last Polish officers to leave Russia for Persia.
The Polish high command realized that several thousand Polish officers were missing.
Many Polish officers, like Michał Czajkowski, served in the Ottoman Army.
In 1941, during the occupation of Lviv, the astronomer, at the risk of her own life,saved the Polish officers.
More than 14,000 Polish officers were interned in the Soviet territory in autumn 1939.
The main one among them is“Beria's note” to J.V. Stalin of March 1940,in which he allegedly offered to shoot 27,000 Polish officers.
Over 14,000 Polish officers were imprisoned and brought to the territory of the USSR in 1939.
I think that under the pressure of this Stalinist system there were also Polish officers to the same degree as the Russians and Ukrainians.
While in German captivity, Polish officers weighed up the pros and cons of returning to communist Poland or going to the West.
They had been on their way to a memorial for the victims of Katyn,where 20,000 Polish officers were massacred by Soviet forces in 1940.
Polish officers, religious, clerks, policemen, border patrolmen, and prison guards were slain without trials or verdicts.
The mass execution of around 22 thousand Polish officers taken prisoner in the Spring of 1940 in Katyń, Mednoye and Kharkiv.
Polish officers, priests, officials, police officers, border and prison guards were killed without a trial or sentence.
On the basis of these indices we can conclude that the execution of the Polish officers in the Katyn region was the work of the NKVD and personally Beria and[his deputy Vsevolod] Merkulov.
Polish officers, clergymen, civil servants, policemen, border guard and prison service officials were exterminated without legal proceedings and court sentences.
The victims contained in themwere identified by the International Red Cross as the Polish officers taken prisoner in the POWs of Kozielsk, Ostaszkov and Starobielsk.
Forty five hundred Polish officers were discovered in mass graves in the Katyn Forest, and the fate of the remaining 15,000 Polish officers was never disclosed.
Repression began almost immediately after the occupation of land by the Red Army of Western Ukraine, but first they spoke mainly Polish- was deported to the East of the USSR a million Poles andshot 15 thousand Polish officers.
Polish officers who stayed in the Homeland, having not been taken prisoner, started to form underground armed forces which were an armed part of the Underground Poland.
When it became clear that Czapskiwould not determine the exact fate of the Polish officers, General Anders reassigned him to head his army's Department of Public Relations and Information.
Forty five hundred Polish officers were discovered in the mass graves of the Katyn Forest, and the fate of the remaining fifteen thousand Polish officers was never disclosed.
B together with the cases of 11,000 members of various counter-revolutionary organisations of spies and saboteurs, former land owners, factory owners,former Polish officers, government officials, and escapees who have been arrested and are being held in the western provinces of the Ukraine and Belarus and apply to them the supreme penalty: shooting.
The first-the 75th anniversary of the killed by Stalin's NKVD 22 thousand Polish officers in Katyn(near Smolensk) and the 5th anniversary of the crash of the Polish President Lech Kaczynski's plane on board of which there had been more than 100 people of the government's delegation that had been flying to participate in memorial activities at Katyn cemetery near Smolensk.
This policy was continued with crimes committed after the Soviet Union invaded Poland on Sept. 17,1939― the crime of murdering over 22,000 Polish officers and representatives of elites in places such as Katyn, Kharkiv, Tver, Kyiv, and Minsk, the crimes committed in the NKVD torture cells and in forced labor-camps in the most remote parts of the Soviet empire.