Sentence examples for information about the camp from inspiring English sources

Sadly, there is no information about the camp cook and wagon driver Ernest, nor the boy Willis, not even their last names.

He gave a detailed statement, including information about the camp in Djibouti where his family had stayed and rumours he had heard about where they might have moved to.

Historians set out to broaden this view 30 years later, providing new information about the camp's role in the larger story of the Third Reich, and bringing the exhibit up to the standards now common at historical sites.

ZOW provided the Polish underground with invaluable information about the camp.

We incorporated additional information about the camp label of almost all case-patients and the pathogen genotype for 7 case-patients into the estimation procedure by adding a "weight" to the transmission probabilities between pairs of cases.

People fell in love in the camps, people got pregnant; it wasn't all bad," he says, attributing negative information about the camps to a western campaign against Russia.

He usefully distinguishes between "information" about the camps, which had been leaking out for years, and any real "knowledge" or understanding of them, and he is viscerally offended by the idea of blaming the victims for their own fate.

He is also expected to divulge information about the camps in Afghanistan where, prosecutors say, he spent a year training to carry out terrorist activities orchestrated by Islamic militants.

"We would try to create a flood, spreading information about the camps through the underground railroad across North Korea," said Norbert Vollertsen, a German doctor who was expelled from North Korea a year ago for trying to show American reporters the underside of the nation.

1. MAP AND INTRODUCTION (General information about the camps and their locations).

Participants who did not adhere to medication were asked to identify the most important reason for not continuing with treatment; the three most common responses were lack of money, preventing them from accessing the monthly camps to pick up medications; lack of information about the camps; and medication-related problems (lack of improvement, or side-effects).