Sentence examples for occupied zone of from inspiring English sources

The Jewish Cultural Reconstruction, Inc. was an organization in the American occupied zone of southern Germany from 1947-1952, tosked to collect and redistribute stolen Jewish property.

So this study proposes a simplified methodology to predict the mean air velocity and particle concentration in the occupied zone of isolation rooms with downward ventilation systems.

He also became a hero among Irish nationalists and a fixture at I.R.A. fund-raisers, calling for a united Ireland and denouncing British governance of the "occupied zone" of its northern counties.

The findings in this study indicate that assuming two dimensional (2-D) inlet conditions might be a useful way to simplify inlet boundary conditions and grid constructions for prediction of air flow in the occupied zone of livestock rooms with many wall inlets.

The outline concept was that the Chetniks would set up a corridor through the Italian occupied zone of the NDH as far as the Partisan liberated area in western Bosnia and Lika, neutralising the Italians through a combination of vague promises, encouraging them to surrender, and disarming them if necessary.

Abidjan, April 2, 2003 - Nearly two thousand school children turned out in their Sunday best for sing-songs, poetry, stand-up plays and comic relief to launch a major HIV/AIDS awareness campaign in the occupied zone of northern Cote d'Ivoire at the weekend.

Stalin induced Truman and Attlee to consent provisionally to the Soviet Union's demands that it should take one-third of Germany's naval and merchant fleet; have the right to exact reparations from its occupied zones of Germany and of Austria and also from Finland, Hungary, Romania, and even Bulgaria; and should furthermore receive a percentage of reparation from the western-occupied zones.

After World War II all Thuringia fell to the Soviet-occupied zone of Germany.

The Soviet-occupied zone of eastern Germany declared itself to be the "German Democratic Republic".

As much as 90 percent of the companies' plants and equipment in the Soviet-occupied zone of Germany were expropriated.

Under cover of darkness, on Christmas Eve 1949, Staller fled communist Czechoslovakia and crossed through the Russian-occupied zone of Austria before reaching Vienna.