Примери за използване на Were polish на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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For they were Polish.
Two of the workmen(including the dead man) were Polish.
Most of them were Polish Jews.
Although Helena Rasiowa was born in Vienna,her parents were Polish.
His parents were polish immigrants;
The majority of officers were Polish.
Engineers were Polish and the stone carvers were Czech.
Most of them were Polish.
Engineers were Polish and the stone carvers were Czechs.
And most of them were Polish.
His parents were Polish Jews who had survived the Holocaust.
The second group were Polish.
Engineers were Polish and the stone carvers were Czechs.
Brenda's parents were Polish Jews.
The guests were Polish students studying abroad and foreigners studying in Poland.
Barbara's parents were Polish Jews.
Many of them were Polish speakers and they were treated as second class citizens.
An additional 23,000 were Polish Americans.
Guglielmi said all of thevictims knew Marek and that at least some of them were Polish.
Mr. C. Most of them were Polish policemen.
The guests were Polish students studying abroad and foreigners studying in Poland.
The members of this Squadron were Polish.
Many were Polish prisoners of war captured during the Nazi-Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939.
That both parents(now deceased) were Polish Nationals.
Most of them were Polish officers, captured as POWs during the Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939.
Of the 6 million citizens of the Republic of Poland who died in the wake of World War II(over one-fifth of the total population),as many as 3 million were Polish Jews.
Most of the Holocaust victims were Polish and Soviet citizens~2,7 million and 2,2 million accordingly.
In all, of the six million- or 17% of the entire Polish population- exterminated in World War II,half were Polish Jews and half were non-Jewish Poles.
Irving Kaplansky's parents were Polish and he was born shortly after they had emigrated to Canada.
It was also the center for extermination of the clergy, including the Polish clergy,whom the Germans treated with particular cruelty(1,780 out of 2,720 Catholic priests were Polish, while 858 died).