Sentence examples for notorious concentration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karadzic made light of notorious concentration camps where, former inmates have testified, non-Serbs were raped, tortured and killed.

As many as 350,000 to 450,000 victims were killed in Ustaša massacres and in the notorious concentration camp at Jasenovac.

One of them, Virginia d'Albert-Lake, was captured by the Germans and sent to Ravensbruck, a notorious concentration camp for women that she barely survived.

Mr. Park was carrying a Bible and a letter urging the Mr. Kim Jong-il to release all political prisoners from the country's notorious concentration camps, the activists said.

The contretemps offer a vivid illustration of the power of a president's words, particularly when they touch on an issue of raw and lingering sensitivity, like the fact that Nazi Germany's most notorious concentration camps were in Poland.

During the 90 minutes that Mr. Karadzic was given to lay out his defense, he presented himself on Tuesday as a deeply wronged man, who was detached from the persecution campaign against civilians and from the notorious concentration camps for non-Serbs.

This is the man who was prosecuted as Ivan the Terrible, a notorious concentration-camp guard, and sentenced to death, only to have Israel's Supreme Court overturn the conviction, saying that it had been a case of mistaken identity.

Brigitte's father was the man who, in 1940, had built the notorious Auschwitz concentration camp.

At the age of 20, Satko Mujagic, who now works for the Dutch government, was held prisoner in the notorious Omarska concentration camp.

At the 70th anniversary of the liberation of a notorious Nazi concentration camp survivors spoke of the brutality they experienced at the hands of guards.

Gerron was forced to make a propaganda film about the notorious "model" concentration camp, Theresienstadt, and was himself eventually killed in Auschwitz.