Приклади вживання Who had fought Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Children who had fought in the World War II.
It was especially exciting to encounter in Syria those who had fought in Donbas.
In 1947 those who had fought the government or who had fled Greece had their citizenship stripped from them.
The new regimes of1944 were established native communists who had fought in the Red Army.
The British crews who had fought at Cape Ortegal were included in the large scale rewards made for the victory at Trafalgar.
It was very large, but did not include any of the people who had fought for decentralisation in previous years.
His father, who had fought for Germany in the Second World War, was a steelworker and a member of the Confederation of Christian Trade Unions.
It even includes the memories of a Prussian officer who had fought at Borodino on the other side, with the Grande Armée.
The massacre of four people at the Jewish Museum inBrussels was carried out by a French man who had fought in Syria.
It was very large,but did not include any of the people who had fought for decentralisation in previous years, for example.
This meant that all people who had fought against the Greek government and left Greece would have their citizenship confiscated and were banned from returning to the country.
This blow wasdirected straight against the Ukrainian young people, who had fought on the side of the Western Ukrainian People's Republic.
They killed the many foreigners who had fought for King Peter; they inflicted various injuries on him and his wife and finally they deprived Peter of his eyes and sent him, together with his wife, to be kept in a certain place.
But others argue that the wives andchildren should not be treated in the same way as the men who had fought against western forces in Syria and Iraq.
Descended from Kosovo Albanian guerrillas who had fought Yugoslav forces decades prior, he was raised on Albanian war stories and was rarely seen without a gun.
The marriage would create a familial link between de la Cruz's father, José Maria de la Cruz and Pinto's brother-in-law,Manuel Bulnes, who had fought against each other in the Battle of Loncomilla.
This meant that all people who had fought against the Greek government during the Greek Civil War and had left Greece would have their citizenship confiscated and were banned from returning to the country.
Shabayev said some former Russian private military contractors who had fought abroad would be ready to testify if the offered them protection.
Foreign mercenaries who had fought in the ranks of the“Islamic State” in Syria and Iraq and who have returned home will pose a serious threat in terms of terrorism, widely using their accumulated combat experience.
It was shaped from below by individual and group models of memory preserved among those who had fought against Stalinism during the war and did not accept its ideological myths.
Many of the U.S.-backed jihadis who had fought against the Soviets in Afghanistan joined the Islamic cause in Chechnya, Bosnia, Algeria, Iraq, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Kashmir, and elsewhere.
Decoration Day began as aprotest in 1890 by forgotten Canadian veterans who had fought in Canada's first modern battle, the Battle of Ridgeway, on June 2, 1866.
When Nikki Joly's Jackson home burned down in 2017, some believed the fire wasa hate crime against the transgender, gay-rights activist who had fought for a local anti-discrimination ordinance.
After 15 years, in 2009,prominent Southern Islamist leader Tariq al-Fadhli, who had fought for the Mujahideen in the Soviet- Afghan War, broke his alliance with President Saleh to join the secessionist Southern Movement.
And even more so, citing“Hungarian historians”, the authors of the publications argued that theleaders of the uprising were Hungarian fascists who had fought on the side of Hitler's Germany and tried to take revenge.
At the end of the second Boer War, those Boers who had fought to the end were known as"Bittereinders"("bitter enders"); by the time of the rebellion, those who had not taken the pledge and wanted to start a new war had also become known as the"bitter enders.".
BKR Laut with only wooden ships, a few landing craft and weapons left by Japan, was initially composed of Indonesian sailors who had served in the ranks of the RoyalNetherlands Navy during the Dutch colonial period, and who had fought the Japanese during the years of military occupation, plus active militias who served with the Japanese and ex-Indonesian officers and ratings of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
Miriam Roth was born in 1910 to Helén(Hella, Linka) and Jenő(Yaakov) Roth.[1] She was born in the Austro-Hungarian town of Érsekújvár, now Nové Zámky, where the main language at the time was Hungarian,[2] and which later became part of Czechoslovakia and then Slovakia.[3][4][5]Her father, who had fought in World War I, was the principal of the town's Jewish elementary school.[3][2] She studied psychology and earned a bachelor's degree in pedagogy and natural sciences at Masaryk University.[2][3].
We should not forget those who have fought for us!