Sentence examples for zone of occupation from inspiring English sources

Is there a wider zone of occupation?

But thousands managed to reach the British zone of occupation in northern Germany.

The Soviet Union took firm grip of its zone of occupation, and the Western democracies did the same.

One might say that the policy worked, as in the end France got a permanent seat on the UN security council and a zone of occupation in Germany.

As Bavaria was part of the American zone of occupation, the implication was that the Americans had concealed him and were somehow in league with the Nazis.

A month after the end of the war, he got to the Soviet Zone of Occupation -- East Germany -- and was immediately employed as a police inspector.

At the end of the war, the government put him in charge of the British zones of occupation in Germany and Austria.

Within a year, Julian Jackson notes, it had given way to no less than six distinct zones of occupation.

At the Yalta and Potsdam conferences, the Russians, British and Americans arranged to divide Germany into four zones of occupation.

Despite the division of Germany into four Allied zones of occupation at the end of World War II, the EKD encompassed both East and West Germany.

"Nations must not attempt to change borders or zones of occupation through armed force," she said, adding that "tangible steps" should be taken to respect the Line of Control.