Sentence examples for were forcibly expelled from inspiring English sources

As a result of the changes in frontiers, millions of Germans were forcibly expelled from 1946 to 1947.

More than 12 million ethnic Germans were forcibly expelled from Poland, the former Czechoslovakia and other East European countries after Germany's defeat in 1945.

After 1945, many Germans were forcibly expelled from eastern Europe and European nations became more ethnically monoglot than at any other time in history.

Under Mr. Hussein's rule, when hundreds of thousands of Kurds were killed or deported, Kurds and Turkmens were forcibly expelled from Kirkuk and Arabs were brought in.

Izzat Rishek, a member of the Hamas politburo, said: "This statement [does not] express the opinion of the Palestinian people … the Palestinian refugees' right to return to their cities, villages and homes from where they were forcibly expelled is holy … it is not a bargaining chip".

It is not refugee camps that have sustained the attachment of Palestinians to our right to return to the homes and lands from which we or our parents were forcibly expelled starting in 1947, but the love of our country that exists wherever we have gone in diaspora, and a determination to secure our internationally recognized human rights.

We see the tattered vestiges of a Choctaw allotment in Hugo, Oklahoma, after the tribe was forcibly expelled along the Trail of Tears.

This, in turn, brought the PLO into growing conflict with the government of King Ḥussein of Jordan in 1970, and in 1971 the PLO was forcibly expelled from the country by the Jordanian army.

After they leave the pouch, they remain in their mother's burrow for approximately 14 days and then finally either leave to live on their own or are forcibly expelled by their mother.

It is understood the male victim had been known to police for some time over criminal activities and in the past had been forcibly expelled from another part of Co.Armagh by the Provisional IRA several years ago.

1936 Nanking Ultimatum to Kwangsi General Chiang Kai-shek has sent an ultimatum to the Kwangsi leaders, ordering them to withdraw all their troops from Hunan Province within a week, failing which they will be forcibly expelled, according to dispatches reaching here tonight [June 21].