Sentence examples for deported into from inspiring English sources

Israelites who were deported into slavery and those who remained behind were gradually assimilated by other peoples.

He was still teaching at the outbreak of war, and was deported into Switzerland, complete with his MG sports car.

Denied his rights to practice law, he was deported into forced labor and later the Mauthausen concentration camp from where he was liberated in 1945.

Opponents charged that during World War II he volunteered to work in an aircraft factory in Germany; Marchais claimed that he had been deported into forced labour.

Of his mother, Rosa Silberstein, he wrote that she died, "only God knows where and when, having been deported into nothingness from Vienna in 1943".

When Hitler, who had incorporated Austria into the German Reich in 1938, decreed the "Final Solution" three years later, Amalie and her daughter Mathilde, who were Jewish, were deported into what is now the Polish town of Lodz.

A relatively small number of the country's political elite were deported in July 1940, before incorporation into the U.S.S.R. Large-scale deportations, affecting a wide cross section of the population, were initiated on the night of June 13 14 , 1941

As many as 80,000 Muslims — men, women and children — were deported deep into the Christian heartland.

For the refugees there's the terrible uncertainty about what happens next, the fear of being deported, taken into detention, separated from the small community they've made.

That evening, he was in the process of being deported back into Mexico when he was handcuffed and hog-tied on the tarmac close to the border, and surrounded by more than a dozen CBP agents and Border Patrol officers, who kicked and beat him until several of his ribs were broken.

He and several other Cuban gay activists participated in a radio call-in show to hear people say homosexuals should be deported, forced into concentration camps, or executed.