Приклади вживання Soviet prisoners of war Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Soviet prisoners of war(15,000 deported and died).
Territory of a prison for Soviet prisoners of war and civilians.
Soviet prisoners of war and civilians- 8.7 million.
Shortly after the Germans arrived,they shot 27 Jews and 30 Soviet prisoners of war.
Half were soviet prisoners of war who died from hunger and various diseases.
Tens of thousands of other people were killed there too,including Poles, Soviet prisoners of war and Roma.
The Germans brought there Soviet prisoners of war and kept them in the open air.
On the territory of Belarus, the German occupiers created 260 concentration camps,in which about 1.4 million civilians and Soviet prisoners of war were killed.
Then arrived the car with Soviet prisoners of war for filling ravines with corpses.
But also tens of thousands of others were killed there,including Poles, Soviet prisoners of war and Roma or Gypsies.
Between two and three million Soviet prisoners of War were murdered or died of starvation, disease, neglect, or maltreatment.
As of the end of 1941, the largest group of mortal victims of German rule in occupied Poland was neither the native Polesnor the native Jews, but Soviet prisoners of war who had been brought west to occupied Poland and left to freeze and starve.
About 600 Soviet prisoners of war and 250 sick prisoners from the camp hospital in small batches were placed in a sealed basement chamber 11 of the body.
Near Uman the enemy set up a concentration camp of death for Soviet prisoners of war, in which tens of thousands of people languished.
The Germans placed Soviet prisoners of war in starvation camps, where 2.6 million perished from hunger and another half-million(disproportionately Soviet Jews) were shot.
Thus practically the whole of the population and clergy of the occupied territories- except, of course, the red partisans- fell under the anathema of the Soviet church,including 7.5 million Soviet prisoners of war, who had become prisoners of the Germans.
He actively participated in the formation of national legions from the Soviet prisoners of war in 1942, together with Abdurahman Fatalibeyli-Dudanginsky and Fuad Amirjan in Berlin.
By starving Soviet prisoners of war, shooting and gassing Jews, and shooting civilians in anti-partisan actions, German forces made Belarus the deadliest place in the world between 1941 and 1944.
More than 120 thousand people were killed in Babi Yar,including Soviet prisoners of war, members of the OUN, political opponents, mentally ill and Gypsies, Russians and Ukrainians.
The Germans placed Soviet prisoners of war in starvation camps, where 2.6 million perished from hunger and another half-million(disproportionately Soviet Jews) were shot.
It began in September 1941 with the murder of nearly 34.000 Jews and continued for the next several years with the murder of tens of thousands of more Jews,as well as Roma/Gypsie, Soviet prisoners of war, Ukrainian national activists and Communist party members from various parts of the Ukraine.
German soldiers and police officials treated Soviet prisoners of war as sub-humans, either shooting them or deliberately causing their deaths by exposure to the elements and by starvation.
He will stand not before God,but before human beings who apparently know how Soviet prisoners of war lived- and died, and do not for a second doubt that they themselves would have passed that moral test with flying colours.
For example, the memory of Soviet prisoners of war is almost non-existent in public space, despite the huge scale of captivity of Red Army soldiers at the beginning of the war and the mass mortality rate in German camps.
The German murder of five and a half million Jews,more than three million Soviet prisoners of war, and about a million civilians in so-called anti-partisan operations all took place in stateless zones.
Since the beginning of the war leadership of Germany decided to form a number of Soviet prisoners of war and the number of pro-German-minded emigrants number legions who would have fought against the Red Army along with parts of the Wehrmacht.
During and after World War II,Article 58 was used to imprison many returned Soviet prisoners of war on the grounds that their capture and detainment by the Axis Powers during the war was proof that they did not fight to thedeath and were therefore anti-Soviet.".
The Germans murdered about as many non-Jews as Jews during the war, chiefly by starving Soviet prisoners of war(more than three million) and residents of besieged cities(more than a million) or by shooting civilians in“reprisals”(the better part of a million, chiefly Belarusians and Poles).