Sentence examples for forced expulsions from inspiring English sources
"There were two crimes, the Holocaust and the forced expulsions," Mr. Manthey said, sitting at a table in a Polish inn the night before the visit to Gostomia.
"Muslim women kissed his hand," Mr. Pelevic said of Arkan, who was a pioneer in Bosnia of forced expulsions and the murder of Croat and Muslim civilians.
Since Mr. Hussein's Baath Party took power in 1968, Iraq's Kurds have endured forced expulsions, mass executions and poison gas attacks.
In contrast, Serbs have had a history of intolerance against non-Serbs and Muslims, and of aggression and forced expulsions to create a Serbian homeland in territories where they have historical claims — notably Kosovo, but also Bosnia.
In 1915, the Ottomans turned the city, the surrounding province, and much of modern-day Turkey into a killing field, in a campaign of massacres and forced expulsions that came to be known as the Armenian genocide.
The air would be thick with calls for ever-tighter controls of our borders, the creation of mass detention centres and forced expulsion of hundreds of thousands of migrants.
The Kosovo Albanians were exposed to extreme repression and subsequently forced expulsion by Serb forces.
Official discrimination has encouraged Buddhists to believe that they can justifiably campaign for their forced expulsion or segregation.
Without our mountain, our god, there is no life for us; we will resist the forced expulsion till death.
But according to Dillon Britton, the forced expulsion and ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya "ties into the 'war on terror', where all Rohingya are viewed as terrorists and thus collateral damage due to the supposed difficulty in discerning between innocents and terrorists".
