Examples of using Dark chapter in English and their translations into Russian
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A dark chapter closes in the city.
The international community must learn from that dark chapter in its history.
The dark chapter of apartheid is no more.
Mr. Pálsson(Iceland): The transatlantic slave trade is a dark chapter in Western history.
That was a dark chapter in our history.
As a result of time andincreased freedom of expression, people had forgotten that dark chapter of history.
This dark chapter in our lives is finally over.
The history of crimes against Jews comprises other dark chapters, including the Iasi pogrom of June 1941.
That dark chapter of our history should not be ignored.
The Durban Declaration provides a succinct statement as to how to help close those dark chapters in history and to bring conciliation and healing.
But this dark chapter in our lives is finally over, and we can move on.
The democratic elections in South Africa two months ago closed the book on a long and dark chapter in the history not only of South Africa, but of humanity.
The dark chapter of child recruitment and use by Government forces can and must be closed.
At the most basic level, it is a statement that, notwithstanding all the dark chapters and tortuous turns of our history, universal human rights do exist.
The dark chapter of inhuman history came to a close in 1807, when the British Parliament passed the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act.
We welcome the expression of views by Pope Francis, Turkish and Armenian historians, andthe many others who have sought to shed light on this dark chapter of history.
This dark chapter of history, this heinous crime against humanity, has reached the point of no return and will soon be closed.
However, it is disgraceful that Drabynko, a lover of luxury cars and high-end real estate,has managed to distort the facts and used the dark chapters of his past to serve his own ends.
The arrival of this new State allows a dark chapter to be closed: decades of war, with a litany of woes, death, displaced persons, tears, human tragedy and suffering among the people of that land on our African continent.
Israel's attempt to annex the Syrian Golan not only was a serious provocation, but also was reminiscent of a dark chapter in modern human history when a certain State had forcibly annexed parts of other sovereign States at the beginning of the Second World War.
As we think of that dark chapter in the history of humankind, we cannot help but recall the horrific and dehumanizing nature of slavery and the slave trade, whereby African slaves were forcibly detained and transported as human cargo to the Americas.
This day of remembrance offers us an opportunity to acknowledge this dark chapter in the history of humanity and to pay tribute to the millions of victims who lost their lives and to all those courageous men and women who fought for the abolition of slavery.
While the expansion of that right over the last century had closed the dark chapter of colonization and enabled the emergence of new sovereign Member States, many non-self-governing territories and peoples living under foreign occupation still aspired to self-determination.
Underlining in the above context, the importance of closing these dark chapters in history through reconciliation and healing, and calling on all concerned States to assume their moral obligation to halt and reverse the lasting and cascading consequences of these practices prior to the convening of the 2009 Durban Review Conference.
Turns out there's a darker chapter to the Hugh Crain fairy tale.
The transatlantic slave trade is undoubtedly one of the darkest chapters in the history of humankind.
He hoped that the darkest chapter in the country's history would thus be closed and that Cambodia would be able to move on.
It will honestly and fearlessly examine the darkest chapters of the wartime story- chapters of suffering inflicted as well as suffering endured.
As one of the darkest chapters of the twentieth century, it stands alone, a shameful stain on the history of humanity and upon the conscience of all.
But some of the darkest chapters in the history of my world involve the forced relocation of one people to satisfy another.