In other words, "Persecution of minorities reduces not only the long-term wealth of the persecuted, but of the persecutors as well".* "Distrust in finance lingers: Jewish persecution and households' investments" by Francesco D'Acunto, Marcel Prokopczuk and Michael Weber.
In 1948 he had a mystical vision that inspired him to start his own religion, the Order of the Persecuted.
But "How to Be a Good Wife" is distinguished from the typical tale of the persecuted woman by its absence of Gothic shadows.
Drawn in through the anguish of the persecuted, the reader's gaze is turned towards the society that persecutes: the Europe that cements its identity by excluding, even annihilating, those it defines as different.
Still, we were united across the ages in our love for the X-Men — patron-saints of the persecuted and the champions of freaks and pariahs across the globe.
It illustrates, agonizingly, the agony of the persecuted, the unbearable dilemma that is being so horribly played out now in the Middle East: suffer silently and live in fearful, shriveled bitterness or retaliate and invite greater suffering.
At Orléans on April 12 , 1562 the Huguenot leaders signed the manifesto in which they stated that as loyal subjects they were driven to take up arms for liberty of conscience on behalf of the persecuted saints.
Let Lord Rooker visit the lodgings of migrants - and since he seems to think that most migrants to Europe are seeking gain, let us acknowledge we are speaking not only of the persecuted, but also of economic migrants.
Like most of the persecuted, Mr. Fang was rehabilitated after Mao's death in 1976, and in Deng's more open China he traveled to conferences abroad, earning a worldwide scientific reputation.
Some of the persecuted fled the country for the United States and became good friends of Ms. Jones when she returned home and took up their cause at Human Rights Watch in New York.
