Sentence examples for execution denunciation from inspiring English sources

Born into poverty in pre-World War I Berlin, Mr. Mielke joined the Communist youth movement at age 15, and his career epitomized the grimness of Communist rule in East Germany, where assassination, kidnapping, execution, denunciation and intimidation were used to achieve and maintain power under the long, menacing shadow of the Soviet Union.

After some time, inevitably, the oprichniki began targeting each other for denunciation and execution, and in 1572 Ivan dissolved the increasingly chaotic organisation.In the meantime the independent authority and privilege of the boyar class had been smashed.

But North Korea's real-time media coverage of the vituperative public denunciation and execution of Jang Song Taek, the uncle by marriage of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has exposed deep divisions within the Kim family leadership and has shocked North Koreans and outsiders alike with its suddenness and its brutality.

Apparently Tiberius now reached a peak of denunciation and torture and execution that lasted for the remaining six years of his life.

The day the novel opens, however, is as festive as Thanksgiving — workers and students are singing songs and waving colorful banners — because it is the day on which a 28-year-old woman is due to be executed; and people are let off school and work so they can attend the execution and one of the six "denunciation ceremonies" that precede it.

In January in Afghanistan, DVDs of "Kabul Express" — an Indian film in which a character hurls insults at Hazara — led to protests, government denunciations and calls for the execution of the offending actor, who fled the country.

News of his execution on state television was accompanied by a denunciation of Chang as "despicable human scum Jang, who was worse than a dog" and accusing him of treachery and factionalism.

Even after the execution, the U.S. refused to issue a strong denunciation.

Party organizers encouraged local uprisings and then enjoined the peasants to parade members of the gentry before ritual denunciations and executions.

Its tools were torture, denunciation of neighbor by neighbor and mass execution, by fire and by sword.

David Gauke, financial secretary to the Treasury, became the most senior UK figure to react to the execution, which has led to clashes in Tehran, and prompted widespread denunciation elsewhere.