Examples of using Tragic chapter in English and their translations into Russian
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Well, it was not;it was a very tragic chapter.
That tragic chapter of human history must never be forgotten.
The genocide, massacres and civil war in Rwanda had been one of the most tragic chapters in Africa's history.
He will speak about the most tragic chapter in the history of Russian literature- Alexander Pushkin's death.
We are convinced that the current generation andthose to come should not forget about this tragic chapter of humankind's history.
While we remember this tragic chapter in our shared history, we cannot ignore the current challenges facing Europe.
The President continued by saying that the Holocaust was the most tragic chapter of the history of the Jewish and Ukrainian people.
It is the Special Representative's view that Cambodia needs a means of establishing the truth andjustice with respect to this tragic chapter in its history.
The mass hunger in the territory of the Soviet Union in the 1930s was a tragic chapter in the overall history of the peoples of the Soviet Union.
Exactly three weeks from today, the Government andpeople of Samoa will hold a national commemorative service to mark the first anniversary of this tragic chapter in our history.
It gives the Tajik people the chance to close a tragic chapter in their history and to prevent further suffering and bloodshed.
The adoption of Security Council resolution 1244(1999) and the deployment of KFOR andUNMIK has marked the end of a tragic chapter in the history of the people of Kosovo.
That was a milestone agreement,for the elections would close a tragic chapter in the history of South Africa, where the minority had always imposed its will on the majority.
Mr. Mansour(Observer for the State of Palestine) said that the new Palestinian cabinet had had formally marked the end of the division between the two parts of the Palestinian homeland and the two political systems,closing a tragic chapter.
We will soon commemorate the sixty-fifth anniversary of the end of the Second World War, a tragic chapter in the history of Europe and the entire world.
In the 12 months that have passed since one of the most tragic chapters in Africa's history, the Government of Rwanda has made efforts to stabilize conditions within the country, although the weakness of the economy and the lack of public revenue to run an effective administration continue to frustrate those efforts.
The audience will see allthe stages of the duel and follow the development of the most tragic chapter in the history of Russian literature.
It would consolidate the principles of tolerance and close this tragic chapter, thus enabling our people to build its own future and actively contribute to the progress and prosperity of humankind.
In any case, the investigations of both sides should begin as soon as possible and should have a set deadline for submitting their results in order tobring about the necessary trust to overcome that tragic chapter of the conflict in the Middle East.
This year marks the seventy-second anniversary of one of the most tragic chapters in Ukraine's history, the Great Famine of 1932-33-- in Ukrainian, Holodomor, which means"death by famine.
Mr. Talbot(Guyana): The delegation of Guyana is grateful for the opportunity afforded by this special solemn commemoration of all the victims of the Second World War to honour the memory of those who perished orotherwise suffered as a consequence of that tragic chapter in human history.
The trials will provide us with an opportunity to help the Cambodian people close that tragic chapter of their history and build a free, accountable and stable society, which in turn will enhance the stability of Indo-China and the Asia-Pacific region as a whole.
Hence we should send a message from Bethlehem to all peoples around the globe for stable peace and common security, as well as a call for dedicated efforts to economic, social and cultural development, while relegating violence,occupation and conflict to a tragic chapter of Palestinian history.
Furthermore, UNESCO uses the transformative power of education to deepen knowledge about tragic chapters of human history, in order to protect present and future generations from ignorance and/or obfuscation that might lead to a repetition of the same horrors.
The initiative of States members of CARICOM and the African Group to erect a permanent memorial to the victims of slavery andthe transatlantic slave trade responds to a crying need at the global level to honour the victims of that most tragic chapter in human history, in keeping with paragraph 101 of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
We would like to endthat culture of impunity, turn the page on that horrific and tragic chapter for Palestine, and cross the threshold into a new era in which our people can live in peace, freedom and dignity in an independent, sovereign and viable State of Palestine, with East Jerusalem as its capital, exercising the rights to which all human beings are entitled but which have so long been denied them.
Finally, I would like to pay tribute to the brave men and women of the African Union Mission in the Sudan, the humanitarian community in Darfur, Joint Special Representative Adada, and the men and women who have deployed to Darfur as part of the light and heavy support packages for AMIS for their tireless work to support thepeople of Darfur and bring an end to this tragic chapter in the Sudan's history.
Chapter Eight:"A Tragic End," in which our protagonist learns his fate.
We are grateful that today the General Assembly andpeople from different walks of life around the world are joining the people of Rwanda as we commemorate this most tragic and painful chapter in our nation's history.
The book Shadows over Schiedam 2, which describes the fate of Jews during the German occupation(1941-1945) and was based on material from the Dutch municipal archives,includes a chapter entitled"The Weiners" describing the tragic history of the family's deportation from the Netherlands.