Examples of using Depopulated in English and their translations into Polish
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Villages depopulated, the land abandoned.
In mid century, the village was depopulated.
The village was depopulated during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War.
The city would have been ruined and greatly depopulated.
For the Lord has depopulated the Philistines, the remnant of the island of Cappadocia.
Our absent friends, depopulated hearts.
A sub-camp in the depopulated village of Babice(German:
and everything is depopulated.
The village was depopulated of its Arab residents by Jewish forces on May 13, 1948.
Even so some villages stayed completely depopulated and disappeared.
that he lived in Britain when it was almost completely depopulated.
As part of the project the group visited together the Palestinian depopulated village Lifta
The land abandoned. What was once a happy, productive region is today barren waste… villages depopulated.
Depopulated Paris is like a banknote without print- you may draw on it whatever you like
In 1502, a Crimean Tatar raid caused widespread destruction, and as a result of it the town was burned and depopulated.
Whole villages are depopulated from Christian inhabitants- he informed-
the Judeans looked around them at ruined and depopulated Jerusalem.
Who depopulated villages where they tended vines
Only a small percentage of the aid(around 20%) was implemented in areas which were defined as depopulated< 38,5 inhabitants/km2.
isolated and depopulated, the more they suffer most from the lack of broadband connections
a name derived from the name of the depopulated Arab village of al-Muzayri'a.
The depopulated area, referred to as the camp interest zone,
once prosperous Livonia was devastated, and whole regions were almost completely depopulated.
Depopulated villages after the war(not all,
Unfortunately, in the wake of the crisis, there are many rural areas in Europe that have become even more marginalised and, consequently, depopulated.
By the end of 1346, reports of plague had reached the seaports of Europe:"India was depopulated, Tartary, Mesopotamia,
The city was ruined and depopulated as a result of the Cossack and Muscovite invasions(1649),
which was captured and depopulated by the nascent IDF in 1948
Huge rural areas of the Western Balkans remain depopulated and their resources unutilised,
leaving a depopulated buffer between the Christian and Muslim states.