Sentence examples for extermination at the from inspiring English sources

Bison had roamed widely over the Nebraska plains until their near extermination at the time of settlement in 1854.

There is also a well-established wariness of outsiders, a survival tactic that the Bobov Hasidim, the neighborhood's dominant sect, brought over from Poland after barely escaping extermination at the hands of the Nazis.

Esther, having married Xerxes of Persia, saves her people from mass extermination at the hands of the king's evil prime minister, Haman: this is among the most inspirational and upbeat of biblical stories.

On February 3, the New York Times quoted the desperate plea of a Yazidi, a member of an ethnic-religious group facing communal extermination at the hands of ISIS jihadi terrorists.

I wanted to focus on Burma's ethnic civil war after hearing stories of attempted extermination at the hands of government forces and other atrocities from refugees along the country's eastern border.

The Shabak, 100,000 or more northern Iraqi Turkmen related to the Qizilbash tribes who helped the Safavid dynasty conquer Iran in the 16th century only to face extermination at the hands of their masters (who saw them as a threat in peacetime), take both Sunni and Shi'a labels.

The Allied discovery of the Nazi extermination camps at the end of World War II and the undecided future of Holocaust survivors led to an increasing number of pro-Zionist statements from U.S. politicians.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 — Using sophisticated, modern photo‐analysis techniques on World War II aerial reconnaissance film, two Central Intelligence Agency analysts have produced the only known photographs of the Birkenau extermination unit at the Auschwitz concentration camp.

In the essay, though, he argued that only "the technical process of gassing" was unique to the Nazis, that most Germans had been noncomplicit and that the moral line between the "social extermination" of the Soviet gulags and the "biological extermination" at Auschwitz was blurry.

( E 1, E 2 ) = ( 4.5, 2 ) (see Figure 43; (3) ( E 1, E 2 ) = ( 5, 2 ) (see Figure 5);   Figure 5 The prey approaches stable state, but the prey approaches extermination at last.

"The people said that as a reward for his piety, the Lord had spared him extermination at Auschwitz so that he might be buried in the cemetery with his fathers," said one of Mr. Nuremberger's three daughters, Mrs. Sarah Gutmacher.