Sentence examples for been deported with from inspiring English sources

Of the 650 Jews who had been deported with him, Levi was just one of 24 returning.

Georgi was distraught when he learned that the teammate, a refugee from Afghanistan, had been deported with his family, "as if they were criminals," he said.

And here is Astrid Aghajanian, who died in England only last year, talking to me in the final years of her life: "At a village one night, my father, who had been deported with us, came to see us.

What I can do is stand in front of the White House, with American citizens whose parents, siblings, wives or husbands have been deported, with students who yearn to be part of the American dream and with friends and colleagues who share my outrage and let my views be known.

"Why now?" asked Peter Glotz, a former member of the German Parliament and co-chairman, with Ms. Steinbach, of the Committee Against Deportations, who was deported with his family from Czechoslovakia when he was 6. "Now I'm 65," said Mr. Glotz, the author of a book on the deportations from the Sudetenland.

"We thought we'd be deported with our debts unpaid".

Ms. Kor, who is from Transylvania, was deported with her family to Auschwitz in 1944.

He was deported with his father to Trans-Dniester, in Ukraine.

In August, Feinstein visited an Oakland oncology nurse who was being deported, with her husband, to Mexico.

His parents and a brother were deported with him from Hungary; they never saw one another again.

Mrs Lea Feldblum, the survivor of the Izeu raid, was deported with the children but survived Auschwitz.