Sentence examples for expellees from inspiring English sources

And an official monument that implied guilt on the part of countries that expelled them could enrage the Polish and Czech governments.Ms Steinbach, a member of Ms Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), has fanned such suspicions with her blunt advocacy of the expellees' claims.

Erika Steinbach, head of the expellees' group, professes to be pleased.

An outfit for surviving expellees said it was a bid to divide them (they want compensation for all Germans, not just good ones).

On October 22nd Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, used the 50th anniversary of the Union of Expellees to announce government plans for a documentation and exhibition centre on refugees and expulsions.Will this satisfy the lobbies with the keenest interest?

Since then, whenever one has died, his replacement has been elected from a register of some 180 would-be hereditary lawmakers, about half of them expellees and the rest heirs who have inherited titles since 1999.This week's vote was caused by the demise of Lord Strabolgi, a well-liked figure who sat in the Lords for half a century.

Claims for property confiscated during the Third Reich have been honoured, and Jewish refugees and expellees from that era, the vast majority of whom reside abroad, have been paid indemnifications and pensions.

But many others pointed out that the ageing expellee groups were beginning to lose influence.

Mrs Steinbach maintains that "victor's justice" has prevailed on the expellee issue.

But it's hard to imagine a sixth-form expellee, editor only of his uncle's pet magazine, achieving high office in the Tory party from any other background.

I bumped into one expellee, an old pal, in the pub last week.

Campbell-Savours, who was made a peer in 2001, is probably the current record expellee with around a dozen exclusions.