Sentence examples for massive extermination from inspiring English sources
Izvestia Russia, April 3 Bush Is No Hitler, And Russia Is Not An Enemy of the U.S. Russian television channels are more and more insistently drawing parallels between Bush and Hitler, the Holocaust and "massive extermination of Iraqi civilians" by allied troops.
"Registration," discrimination, persecution and internment of Dutch Jews in camps in the Netherlands were not far behind, followed by massive deportations to Nazi extermination camps such as Auschwitz and Sobibor.
Historical scholarship since then has made massive strides both in research on Nazi extermination policy and on the Jewish communities that were destroyed.
This has all contributed to reshaping the long-standing image of Poland as a massive Jewish graveyard, the site of all the Nazi extermination camps.
Anyone apprised of the palaeolithic massacre of the African and Eurasian megafauna, or the extermination of the great beasts of the Americas, or the massive carbon pulse produced by deforestation in the Neolithic must be able to see that the weapon of planetary mass destruction is not the current culture, but humankind.
The gas Zyklon B was used on a massive scale by the Nazis against Jews and other victims in extermination camps.
It found the Syrian government carried out "massive and systematised violence" in its prisons and detention centres which amounted to "extermination".
Massive killings of Jews in the conquered territories in the Soviet Union and Poland were ongoing and a new extermination camp was already under construction at Belzec at the time of the conference; other extermination camps were in the planning stages.
Fortunately unless you've got a massive hate-on for Mother Nature and her ursine friends this isn't an entry about the systematic extermination of the few black bears left foraging for half-eaten twinkies and rancid quarter pounders on the farthest edges of Toronto.
"Extermination," he read.
In principle, then, extermination should be possible.
