Sentence examples for and the extermination of from inspiring English sources
Eichmann justified genocide and the extermination of the Jews by appealing to the "fatherland morality that beat within him".
Historians now appreciate the links between warfare, the larger genocidal aspirations of the Nazis, and the extermination of the Jews.
"It was conflict that saw the tragedy of the Holocaust and the extermination of so many other innocents".
His anguish and scorn are provoked not by tobacco-chewing or unreal dentistry but by slavery and the extermination of the Indians.
The disappearance of Shihuangdi's forceful personality immediately led to the outbreak of fighting among supporters of the old feudal factions that ended in the collapse of the Qin dynasty and the extermination of the entire imperial clan by 206.
The crimes of the Nazis were so extraordinary, so extreme that to historicise the Third Reich in this way was to miss the centrality of antisemitism and the extermination of the Jews to Hitler and the Nazis.
Furthermore, the British government attempted to justify this heinous act by pointing out that Reinhard Heydrich was a proven war-criminal dedicated to the elimination of the nation of Czechoslovakia and to the extermination of Czechs and Jews.
Although no direct order from Hitler authorising the mass killings has surfaced, his public speeches, orders to his generals, and the diaries of Nazi officials demonstrate that he conceived and authorised the extermination of European Jewry.
Another proselytizer, Dr. Israr Ahmed, writes a column in the Urdu press in which he depicts the Holocaust as "divine punishment," and advocates the extermination of the Jews.
The precise distribution of the Puerto Rican amazon before the arrival of Spanish colonialists is uncertain, because of a lack of contemporary records and then the extermination of the indigenous Taíno people, but the species was apparently widespread and abundant.
Pilecki was a prisoner for nearly three years during the early period of Auschwitz when it was mostly used for Polish political prisoners, which he was, and for the extermination of Soviet POWs.
