Examples of using War-time in English and their translations into German
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All in all, however, war-time losses proved to be remarkably small.
This option is onlyever taken at a time of national emergency, such as war-time.
War-time Germany was an empire built on coal, air and water.
He is currently researching and writing about secret war-time weather stations in the Arctic.
On 11-12 April 1945, the store caught fire during the Vienna Offensive andwas demolished in 1949 due to this war-time damage.
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In war-time, failure to lie is negligence, the doubting of a lie a misdemeanour, the declaration of the truth a crime.
Putin said'all large-scale enterprises' should be ready to meet war-time needs.
Neither is the political class rule of the bourgeoisie diminished in war-time; on the contrary, it is raised to a stark class dictatorship by the suspension of constitutional rights.
From personal recordings Iknow, however, that Wilhelm increasingly suffered from a chronic illness from war-time during the 1920s.
After De Man's war-time essays were published there ensued a lively controversy about the relationship between De Man's war-time activity and his subsequent ideas on deconstruction.
In her book, Farah, who now lives near Chicago,recounts her life in war-time Afghanistan White House photo.
Most of the front-line officers, namely the young ones, regarded the attempt on Hitler's life as high treason, a breach of the oath of allegiance andof the loyalty that one owed one's Fatherland in war-time.
Under heavy police security, two plaques commemorating war-time officials were removed.
War-time literature recommended some 70 air exchanges per hour for professional delousing chambers, a standard that must be expected for'professional' homicidal'gas chambers' as well.
The witch-hunt against"dual citizens" in parliamentis part of a calculated attempt to create a war-time political atmosphere.
But if the oppressed attempt to control the oppressor, to show up his income and expenditure,to expose his luxurious living even in war-time, when his luxurious living is directly responsible for armies at the front starving and perishing-oh, no, the bourgeoisie will not tolerate"spying" and"informing"!
After having highlighted these different objects situated between war and tourism,special attention will now be devoted to different practices engaging these war-time and tourist aspects.
In our discussion of the origins of theLublin camp we refer first of all to German war-time documents which have been discovered in the Majdanek Museum and in the Lublin City Archive, and then, to an even greater extent, to an important article which Józef Marszałek, for many years the head of the Majdanek Memorial, has written on this topic.
The objective here is not to define who holds the truth among the actors of the tourist sector, but rather to observe the way war enters the the field of tourism and how this tourist development participates in the creation of acertain imaginary linked to this scarred region and its war-time history.
They did not dare defend Kautsky's war-time writings, confining themselves simply to praising Kautsky(Axelrod in his German pamphlet, which the Organising Committee has promised to publish in Russian) or to quoting Kautsky's private letters(Spectator), in which he says he belongs to the opposition and jesuitically tries to nullify his chauvinist declarations.