Examples of using Forced relocation in English and their translations into German
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Victim of forced relocation 187.
Forced relocation and rights of indigenous people.
Cultures have been destroyed in every forced relocation in history.
This means: The narrow conditions by forced relocations into villages and the forced labor did favor the mass death of the natives decisively.
On May 22, 1919, as a result of the Trabzon trials,Cemal Azmi was sentenced to death under the charges of"murder and forced relocation.
To get round the problem terms such as"evacuation","forced relocation","flight" and"deportation" were used.
Gabriela Raible: As far as that is concerned, I almost have to disappoint you a little,because it was more or less a forced relocation laughs.
She wants to make a documentary on the forced relocation of the rural inhabitants of Colombia as a result of the coal-mining operations nearby.
Named court painter in Kassel, but that appointment disrupted by many trips and the forced relocation during the French occupation 1756-1763.
The official reason for forced relocation was the accusation of all Crimean Tatar people of treason,"the mass extermination of the Soviet people" and collaboration with the Nazi occupiers.
In 1926, Nanny Baruch rented an apartment at Ulmenau 9"auf der Uhlenhorst,where she lived with her sister until their forced relocation to Kielortallee 22.
Informed by his forced relocation from Uzbekistan to the UK, his novels often look into modes of interculturality and transformation through fictional story.
Based on their own reflection on what living and being at home means,the young people discussed the information on forced relocation in the Jewish testimonials.
No denying that in the course of their forced relocation from Schanzenstraße 14 to Neuer Pferdemarkt 17, the aggrieved parties had to sell some of their furniture far below cost.”.
Ever since news of the mega-project broke in 2004, members of the minority have been protesting by sending appeals to the Chinese andBurmese governments against the forced relocation.
The eviction and forced relocation to so-called collective housing at the place of residence and in Vienna are hardly mentioned in the self-proclamation of the Jews expelled from Lower Austria in 1938-1942.
That applies especially to protected areas in which it isimportant for the indigenous peoples to participate in management so that forced relocations and inadequate access to resources are prevented.
Division 3 was involved in the forced relocation of urban residents of both towns to the countryside and mass extrajudicial executions of defeated Khmer Republic officers and officials.
The married couple Arthur and Mathilde Einstein belonged to a group of Jews who stayed in Laupheim but did not have to face deportation,as they both died just before the forced relocation to the Wendelinsgrube.
Western Apache Indian Reservations===Because of their forced relocation in 1875, today some Tonto Apache live in two reserves dominated by other Western Apache groups, the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation and Fort Apache Indian Reservation.
This, of course, raises the specter of just what kind of contribution tourists are making to the country: Do all of those flights and their additional greenhouse gasemissions outweigh potential income from tourists and the forced relocation of citizens in the name of tourism?
The internment of Japanese Americans in the United States was the forced relocation and incarceration during World War II of between 110,000 and 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry who lived on the Pacific coast in camps in the interior of the country.
Another resolution will be added and I do not know what its effectiveness will be, because the Burmese people are suffering barbaric suppression of their rights through forced labour, prosecution of opponents,the enlistment of children, forced relocation and the extermination of ethnic minorities.
On Edda s behalf, the authorized representative Trautwrote in 1959,"There is no denying that in the course of their forced relocation from Schanzenstraße 14 to Neuer Pferdemarkt 17, the aggrieved parties had to sell some of their furniture far below cost.
But there were other trends associated with common already by that time the tradition of despotism and arbitrary authority Ivan jailed his grandson Dmitry, not to mention the executions and the imprisonment of people of lower rank,massive forced relocation of inhabitants of Novgorod, Tver, Vyatka….
During all these years there is the totalholocaust going on on Cuba against the natives with expulsions, forced relocations, work in quarries, transporting stones and building stony houses and churches for the whites in the name of"Jesus" with thousands of dead victims with the natives.
This is the system of"repartimientos"["partitions"], the forced relocations with"the partition of the natives" giving them to"trustful persons" who are appointed by the"officials of the Crown" and who have to assist a certain number of natives considering the number of the natives being assisted has to be determined by the chiefs themselves.
Elements of the division or other units under its authority were involved in the seizure of Phnom Penhand the provincial town of Kampong Chhnang on April 17, 1975, the forced relocation of urban residents to the countryside, and the mass extrajudicial executions of defeated Khmer Republic officers and officials.
Recent demonstrations have followed on the heels of the government's forced relocation of low-income Brazilians from their favelas overlooking Rio de Janeiro into newly built housing far away- an effort aimed at preventing the World Cup from being marred by scenes of poverty and unrest.
With regard to Burma, the Commission deplores the widespread human rights abuses there, including executions,arbitrary detention of political prisoners and refugees, the forced relocation of Shan villagers, combined with the systematic destruction of Karen, Shan and Karenni villages, as well as their food supplies, by the Burmese military.