Examples of using Capitulation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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No capitulation.
A Chronicle of Capitulation.
Capitulation also has consequences.
I would call it capitulation.
The capitulation is inevitable.
Some might call it capitulation.
More like capitulation than compromise.
I think that's called capitulation.
Capitulation in the Bullion Markets?
I would say that's called capitulation.
The capitulation was signed next day.
Anything else would be a capitulation.
The capitulation of Italy in 1943 stopped all works in Kočevje forests.
I believe that your capitulation is sincere.
The West's behavior toward Putin is political and moral capitulation.
May 8 1945: Unconditional capitulation of the German army.
I remain uncharmed by the incessant rationalization that requires the spirit's capitulation.".
The struggle may last until the capitulation of one of the participants;
The capitulation of Italy certainly meant a decisive turning point in Slovene-Italian relations.
The bike had enough and announced capitulation.
On May 8, 1945, Germany signed a capitulation, but the war with Japan continued.
Capitulation- it grants you the opportunity to defend your Empire for certain period of time from certain enemy raids.
It was dropped by the US to force Japan's capitulation in World War II.
After the capitulation of Italy, the German pressures on the partisan movement led to the need for a clandestine hospital.
Only one possibility is worse than violence- capitulation in the face of violence.
After Italy's capitulation, the staff and civilian patients were moved to Italy and the German army occupied the premises of the Hospital.
In the building of the thermal park in Topolšica,there is a memorial room which presents partial German capitulation of the army Group E and German forces for the South-Eastern Europe.
In 1943, after the capitulation of Italy, the territory of the Ankaran's peninsula belonged to Germany under the then established operational area.
However, Olympus' armatoloi, even after their capitulation to Ali Pasha, never ceased fighting on land and at sea.
Shortly before capitulation, Polish military engineers detonated a number of torpedo warheads, which separated the peninsula from the mainland transforming it into an island.