Examples of using Pre-war in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Pre-war relations with Jews.
Suggests she is in a pre-war building.
In pre-war years the work intensified there.
Slap a coat of paint on it, call it"a cozy, authentic pre-war,".
Something pre-war would be just great.
I can use historical building permits to identify pre-war structures.
Most pre-war fraternities were founded on Christian values, including Omega chi.
Between 1933- 1967 the building was meticulously reconstructed back to its pre-war condition.
She participated in the pre-war chess tournaments under the surname of her first husband.
Municipal expenditure for social services was tripled in comparison to pre-war efforts.
Yeah, that 'sThat's a Czechoslovakian, pre-war, monochrome, low-budget movie… about hygiene.
During the period between 1933 and 1967 the hall, astoundingly,was rebuilt to it's pre-war condition.
At that time, Germany probably had reached its pre-war population(though this is disputed).
When I first entered into his home, I felt that I waswalking into one of Roman Vishniak's scenes from pre-war Poland.
Pl portal, who researched pre-war press, we can now learn about the shops and services that were located in the building.
When I was setting them up I started wondering what they said,so I learned their alphabet out of some pre-war books.
Did you also know that there are exactly five pre-war buildings in a one-mile radius of that restaurant and your apartment?
Rather than being created from scratch by Beveridge and implemented by the prime minister, Clement Attlee in 1948,National Insurance built on important pre-war foundations.
Auschwitz, Nazi German death camp built in a part of pre-war Poland that was annexed by Nazi Germany.
The city, located on the pre-war Polish-German border, was taken over by the Germans on the first day of the invasion of Poland.
To the faculties of engineering and pharmacy, established pre-war, were added economics, foreign languages and literature and politics.
Belarus lost a quarter of its pre-war population in the Second World War, including practically all its intellectual elite.
Siam was allied with Japan during World War II,following numerous pre-war diplomatic exchanges and the beginning of a Japanese invasion of Thailand.
Although the community has steadily dwindled since its pre-war heyday, services are still held on Sabbath and Jewish holidays.
The citizens began to rebuild their city, trying to restore its pre-war status, but the new, Communist government of Hungary had other plans.
Even that though. Another confession: Once in a book on pre-war Poland, a studio portrait, an absolute angel, an absolute angel with tormented, tormenting eyes.
It is widely accepted that Christians,who constituted around 10% of Syria's pre-war population, were specifically targeted by jihadi rebels and continue to be at risk.
It is widely accepted thatChristians constituted up to 10 percent of Syria's pre-war population, have been specifically targeted by jihadists and continue to be at risk.