As postwar revelations of the extermination camps stunned a world already well acquainted with Nazi ruthlessness, the Germans were in no position to ask for sympathy; they set about enduring occupation and picking up the rubble with a stoic silence that Sebald found uncanny.
The most enduring occupation of all has been one conducted by the police themselves, in Bowling Green.
Rather than taking sides in the election, Al Jean says it is "mostly a comment on what many people to believe to be the irregularities in our voting system.[sic]" In "Treehouse of Horror XVII", a segment called "The Day the Earth Looked Stupid" ends with Kang and Kodos taking over Springfield as part of a mission called "Operation: Enduring occupation".
NOW YOU'VE CROSSED A LINE #ISRAEL — Yousef Munayyer (@YousefMunayyer) 4 Mar 13 Another Washington observer, Jeffrey Goldberg, who is a staunch defender of Israel but a critic of the enduring military occupation, wrote that the issue illustrated that "settlements are incompatible with democracy".
In "The Magic Flute", an essay written in 1989, the year of the Velvet Revolution, the great Czech novelist Bohumil Hrabal - who had lived all his life in Bohemia, thus enduring the occupation of his country by first the Nazis, then the Soviets - described how he had always been accompanied by his "guardian angel, my little guardian angel".
Meanwhile, on the Palestinian side, levels of violence and attacks against Israeli targets have been on the upswing in recent months and President Abbas remains under pressure from Hamas and other radicals, facing the prospect of a Palestinian spring that could be directed as much against his own leadership as the enduring Israeli occupation.
Marine has steered the rhetoric of resentment from Jews to Muslims, comparing having to put up with streets blocked for Muslim prayer to enduring the Nazi occupation.
But Uzbeks, after enduring generations of occupation by the Soviet Union and a decade of life under Mr. Karimov, are adept at parroting official government positions, and a complete picture of public opinion is elusive.
Like many contemporary French thinkers, Godard believes that France is enduring an American cultural occupation as significant as the German occupation during the Second World War, and equally hard to resist.
According to neo-Weberian class theorists, a set of occupations coagulates to form a social class when there is a connection enduring over time between the occupations and the individual biographies of the subjects who fill them.
