Sentence examples for groups of partisans from inspiring English sources

Groups of partisans, civil units of nationalist-rightist anti-Soviet affiliation, initiated contact with the Germans as soon as they entered the Lithuanian territories.

Stephen Schmidt, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, defended the president's record on education and accused the groups of partisan motivation.

The pattern was exacerbated when we further divided the two groups of partisan pollsters based on whether the survey was sponsored by a candidate or party-affiliated group.

The same was true for policies that benefited one group of partisans more than the other.

Of course, the group of partisans listening to Dean that day were willing to forgive his lapse into caricature.

Mr. Sutzkever and his wife, Freydke, fled the ghetto with a group of partisans and were airlifted to Moscow, where their daughter Rina was born.

Republicans and many political observers dismiss Texas Democrats as a disorganized, unfocused group of partisans who have not proved themselves as a legislative force.

But that is exactly what a Republican-financed group of partisans is doing in presenting itself as Swift Boat Veterans for Truth and tattooing the Democratic presidential nominee with accusations of lying about his service and war wounds.

The Communist Party, although still very small in 1943 (about 5,000 members), led the largest group of partisans (at least 50,000 by summer 1944), drawing on years of experience in underground organization and on Yugoslav support.

On 20 September, the 1st Regiment fought a group of Partisans south of Loznica.

"What you have here is a group of partisan operatives, only loosely affiliated with AIPAC," Ben-Ami said.