Examples of using Population exchanges in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Population exchanges have occurred before.
Just in the decade after World War II, and in Europe alone,more than 20 million people experienced population exchanges.
In the 1940s, population exchanges and deportations for the purpose of creating national states were the accepted norm.
The most dramatic surgecame with Greek refugees from Anatolia following the population exchanges between Greece and Turkey under the Treaty of Lausanne.
While discussions for population exchanges were still conducted, Special Organization units attacked Greek villages forcing their inhabitants to abandon their homes for Greece, being replaced with Muslim refugees.
I studied history carefully and conflicts are ultimately decided through negotiations,including population exchanges and territorial exchanges. .
We must remember that in the 1940s, population exchanges and deportations for the purpose of creating national states were the accepted norm.
Not that there is any such right and not that there hasbeen even one precedent of a mass“return” after post-war population exchanges- but this does not bother the Fund.
A million calamities and injustices and expulsions and population exchanges and acts of genocide and slaughter and wars have befallen the world since the Arabs, among them the Palestinians, declared a war of annihilation on Israel- but the Nakba of the Palestinians takes up most of the space.
Throughout the 20th century, and especially beginning in mid-century, during the decline of empires, liberationof nations and birth of countries, forced population exchanges were an accepted means of drawing the new borders, and were even considered an essential stage in ensuring peace.
These communities today are significantly decreased due to the population exchanges between Greece and Bulgaria which were directed under the Treaty of Neuilly in 1919.
Both the biblical and Assyrian sources speak of a massive deportation of the people of Israel and their replacement with an equally large number offorced settlers from other parts of the empire- such population exchanges were an established part of Assyrian imperial policy, a means of breaking the old power structure- and the former Israel never again became an independent political entity.
Second, and even more important,more than 50 million people have undergone population exchanges as a result of national conflicts or the creation of new nation states.
Both the biblical and Assyrian sources speak of a massive deportation of people from Israel andtheir replacement with settlers from other parts of the empire- such population exchanges were an established part of Assyrian imperial policy, a means of breaking the old power structure- and the former Israel never again became an independent political entity.
There was no population exchange.
Population exchange between greece and turkey.
Mordechai Ben-Porat: There are no refugees- there was a population exchange.
Population exchange between the two nations.
The most dramatic increasehappened with the Greek refugees from Asia Minor, after the population exchange between Greece and Turkey, in the context of the Treaty of Lausanne.
A population exchange occurred between the State of Israel and the Arab countries, similar to the population exchange that occurred between India and Pakistan.
In the same way he believe he solved the Armenian problem, following similar accords made with Bulgaria and Serbia,the Ottoman Empire signed a small voluntary population exchange agreement with Greece on 14 November 1913.
Following similar accords made with Bulgaria and Serbia,the Ottoman Empire signed a small voluntary population exchange agreement with Greece on 14 November 1913.
History proves that a population exchange is the only possible solution, other than war, to conflicts between Muslims and non-Muslims.
History proves that a population exchange is the only possible solution, other than war, to conflicts between Muslims and non-Muslims.
The answer lies in the solution which your country supported in regard to Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Poland, Czechoslovakia,and Germany- population exchange.
In contrast to his cousin who was forced to emigrate to Turkey in the population exchange, Ahmed Kapatzi was recognized as a Serbian citizen and died at his home, part of which, however, had been commandeered to house refugee families from Asia Minor.
In 1923, a population exchange between Greece and Turkey resulted in a near-complete ending of the Greek ethnic presence in Turkey and a similar ending of the Turkish ethnic presence in much of Greece.
The only possible peaceful solutionis to complete the second half of this Jewish-Muslim population exchange by returning the remaining Muslims in the Holy Land back to the Arab-Muslim countries where they came from.
In 1923 a population exchange between Greece and Turkey was taken into effect resulting in a near-complete Greek ethnic presence in Turkey and the same in Greece with a huge disappearance of the any Turkish presence.