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He said he made it under his wartime powers as commander in chief. As such, it was legal only in enemy territory.

That she herself was involved in choosing concentration-camp gypsies for a wartime film project, "Tiefland" , there is no doubt.

In one compartment, the grey hair of a sitting wartime reserve veterans, sitting beside him in a frail and sick old woman.

It can seem to work well for a while, particularly in wartime, when it is supported by patriotism and a sense of crisis.

This technique is often implemented during wartime to convince people of the need for sacrifices or to justify difficult decisions.

Lockheed Martin is building an air combat simulator to expose pilots to a wartime environment without having to fly the airplane.

(=It would be unwise if you were to marry him. ) ? ? The same thing, happening in wartime, would amount to disaster.

There was no room in the celebrations to mention Russia's wartime allies or to re-examine Stalin's destructive war strategy.

He could justly claim to have been a principal architect of our wartime intelligence mastery.

During wartime, the peaceful moments like this are nothing but a flash in the pan.

In wartime people who before were always ready to accuse the butcher of giving short weight went to great lengths to keep in with him.

Before he placed on top of the bar with him and his comrades-in-arms - Bosnian Serb wartime commander Ratko Mladic - the portrait.

He took this name (one of several) from an embroidered coat given to him by the British Army for his wartime services.

Cultivation was one of the important means in the replenishment of Song's army during the wartime with Xixia.

At wartime or to maintain world peace and security, the State may take any necessary measures concerning the international service trade.

Some of those friends are still with us, sharing in the challenges of peace, just as they did their duty in wartime.

After the war, Toto Koopman returned to London and helped run the Hanover Gallery with her lover Erica Brausen (another wartime heroine).

"This will also be America's first wartime presidential transition in four decades, " he said.

Professor Anderson also suggests that we may need to see some form of carbon rationing like food rationing in wartime.

"SNCF fully supports the disclosure of the details of its wartime operations, " says Peter Kelly, the company's lawyer in Los Angeles.

It has upturned the assumptions of the political duopoly that has operated since the end of Winston Churchill's wartime coalition.

very quickly and we wish you to be as prepared as you can. Just like soldiers in wartime, you can.

What is interesting, however, is the unconvincing nature of his wartime recollections.

Hardly anyone in Europe's wartime generation owned up to his personal guilt.

Second, wartime economies were essentially closed, so there was no leakage of fiscal stimulus.

There was an international agreement that states that the ships of all nations could use the canal in peacetime and wartime.

Conclusion It is very easy to operate and suitable to puncture drainage for intracranial hematoma surgery in both peacetime and wartime.

as such, it was the wartime seat of Chiang Kai-Shek's nationalist government and is the major inland settlement on the Yangtze.

During the wartime, anyone who collaborated might be sentenced to be shot.

The wartime excess profits tax has already shown us what such a limit can do, even for a short period, in undermining efficiency.

As I wrote a few weeks ago, the British, unlike Americans, have positive memories of wartime austerity and even rationing.

The major is an old war horse who'll bore you with tales of his wartime exploits, it you let him.

The purpose of the organization was to provide young conscientious objectors with alternative service opportunities during wartime.

The final summit conference of the three wartime allies took place in a palace in the Berlin suburb of Potsdam.

But by the end of 1920, with the abrupt cessation of wartime demand, the commercial agriculture of staple crops fell into a sharp decline.

The resolution also goes on to say that Japanese history textbooks fail to accurately depict Japan's wartime crimes.

But in Britain the last formal coalition was a wartime government of national unity, a fact that lingers in the folk memory.

I know he never got overseas; he spent the whole wartime working in an army base in US.

Since the wartime population needed replenishment , pregnancies were a good sign.

One of the earliest wartime internationals took place in Newcastle in December 1939 when England beat Scotland 1-0.

This "secret" wartime project became the civilian Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey and later the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).

Early on, building sites were his favoured subject; there were lots of them as London began to recover from wartime bombing.

All of these wartime developments had an impact on the postwar integration of Negroes into the economy.

Because it was wartime , the British . 303 rifle was just all over the whole country .

Like any child growing up in an occupied city during wartime, I didn't think much about it.

The Wall was another manifestation of the wartime Allies' failure to agree on what to do with a defeated Germany.

As a wartime navy lieutenant he was assigned to help an engineer named Masaru Ibuka develop a heat-seeking bomb.

An illegitimate child, she grew up in the slums of Naples during wartime in dire poverty.

But Barack Obama knows he's going to be a wartime president for some time to come, our correspondent adds.

Designated as 'can be converted to Arsenal' industrial facilities in the short run can be converted to a wartime mobilization system.

Wartime propaganda that demonizes the enemy .

I had already been soviet territory a day and a half , yet I had seen no signs of wartime distress .

In wartime we could look over the gate before and see the enemy at the gate, but this is much more difficult now with climate change.

Objective To develop a set of equipment to store and transport a great deal of drug and instrument at peace time and wartime.

District VII, site of Budapest's wartime ghetto, is now the hippest part of town, with the best nightlife.

The foreign ministry refers not to the women, but to "the issue known as 'wartime comfort women'" .

Mr. Yoshimi said he was unsurprised by the recent moves to deny the wartime sex slavery.

But Japan's relations with its nearest neighbours are still bedevilled by problems of acknowledging its rapine wartime past.

Sharp dismisses the notion that the wartime control transfer is a prelude to the United States withdrawing from South Korea.

But by the wartime economy, military and other factors and constraints, "big band" began to decrease.

Flying aircraft carriers had a brief stint in the collective imagination of a wartime populace.

Military: The military is always hiring, especially during wartime.

At an annual reunion dinner at Bristol Cathedral Choir School, an academy in Bristol, England, an old boy recounted a wartime incident.

While Keynes set the direction of Britain's wartime finance, Schumpeter was under observation by inept agents of the FBI.

One of them left behind a video that quoted Koranic verses, cited conflicts between Western and Muslim nations and showed wartime footage.

In any troubled times, the British tend to hark back to wartime days, when people helped each other in a friendly spirit.

Arguments for a "peace production board" are heard before the war ends. Wartime "planners" who want to stay in power, encourage the idea.

Every tenth year since 1801 (with the exception of wartime 1941), the British state has set out to count its residents.

Examples of assertion, although somewhat scarce in wartime propaganda, can be found often in modern advertising propaganda.

During wartime, the Barn Dance hit the road and performed at several state fairs around the Midwest.

At first, pedestrians walking past see an air-raid shelter, a typical reminder of Berlin's wartime history.

At the age of 92, wartime singer Dame Vera Lynn (see photo) has become the oldest living artist to enter the top 20 of the UK album chart.

Israeli military and the police decided to raise the alert level 23, from just under a wartime level.

And Coca-Cola managed to make itself one of the most widely distributed products of wartime.

The United States' wartime enemy, though defeated, had exported an ideology that ruled Russia and threatened America anew.

The next president will take over wartime control of Korean troops from the United States in April 2012.

Treatment of blacks altered slightly with the great depression of the thirties and the economic boom of the wartime forties.

[Censorship of the news] is a given in wartime, along with massive campaigns of deliberately-planted "Dis-information" .

Even in wartime, Jackson concluded, the U. S. President could not seize private property (in that case, the steel mills), Ginsburg said.

It was magnesium from the sea that made possible the wartime growth of the aviation industry.

Mr Grass's third great hunger, to be an artist, had only partly been satisfied by wartime sketches and poems.

Pinpointing the enemy is used extremely often during wartime, and also in political campaigns and debates.

Chongqing, a booming city built on hills on either side of the Yangtze, once served as the wartime capital of the Kuomintang government.

Winston Churchill, the great wartime leader and head of the Conservative Party, expected an easy victory.

If we cannot move at wartime speed to stabilize the climate, we may not be able to avoid runaway food prices.

Economists were called upon to assess the implications of these wartime losses for recovery.

Continues refusing to pay any compensations to its wartime victims.

Or the rarity of his wartime illnesses, limited to a mild bout of smallpox which killed his valet?

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has reiterated his apology over wartime sex slavery in a recent interview with the US magazine Newsweek.

The article discussed the basic conception, objective, methods and target of the construction of local combined center hospital in wartime.

Wartime, and its immediate aftermath of cold and hunger, was literally a moment of deepest winter.

by wartime purposes are divided into command and communications, staff masking, hospitals, ambulance stations, warehouses, garages, etc.

He says Hollywood was fully behind that wartime effort, after the Japanese attacked the U. S. fleet at Pearl Harbor.

He does not believe Japan's wartime behaviour to be exceptionally evil.

All this is grand heresy. We need to clear away the lingering clouds of wartime propaganda and begin understanding what really happened.

The pre-war municipal condition had a fundamental effect on municipal construction and management during wartime.

The gold standard collapsed in the wake of World War I. Wartime financing with unbacked paper currency led to widespread inflation.

As a legacy of its wartime capital days, Chongqing remains the center of China's weapons industry.

There was no rally in nineteen forty-two because of wartime fuel restrictions.

Military parades are symbolic and the Kremlin has long put Russia's wartime victory at the centre of its post-Soviet identity.

In fact, World War II is the worst macroeconomic event of the period, with strong U. S. wartime economic growth as an outlier.

U. S. and South Korean military leaders have finalized plans to give Seoul full command of its forces during wartime.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill concluded a wartime conference in Casablanca, Morocco.

For more than two centuries, countries had authorized homegrown oceangoing outlaws to attack and plunder enemy shipping during wartime.

Finally, the case of the wartime military vehicle equipment support is analyzed and modeled and the emluator is used to simulate.

In 1946 General Electric was fined by the US government owing to its nefarious wartime activities.

Then wartime pressures forced him to skip his annual vacation for several years.

Then grey hair who reserve the wartime veterans to come forward quite a plate, the openings.

He also attached importance to the mining news talent and training, offer classes in wartime news, trained a large number of news talent.

One is the legacy of Japan's imperialist past and its begrudging, half-hearted apologies for wartime atrocities.

Even in the chaotic atmosphere of wartime America, the recruitment process struck prospective WASP candidates as surprisingly informal.

He also called on Japanese politicians to face up to the country's wartime aggression.

The destruction of its factories by wartime bombing left it free to rebuild with the latest technology.

Its red-roofed buildings have been restored and the empty spaces left by wartime bombing have been filled with new buildings.

Before the Malvinas War, the Wartime Cabinet was set up in Britain.

destroyed the very fabric of the ancient abbey during wartime bombing; needs to protect the fabric of civilized society.

Interviewed late in life, Herge acknowledged the links between his wartime experiences and his moral outlook.

In the spirit of wartime urgency, the small gatherings were interdisciplinary, elite, and emphasized thinking big.

Even the coastal trades were curtailed by a lack of vessels, by blockades, and by wartime freight rates.

Fortunately for him Americans tend to look very favourably on a "wartime" President.

To stem the slump, governments are fighting back with an activism rarely seen outside wartime.

Something seized by force or taken as booty, especially an enemy ship and its cargo captured at sea during wartime.

The authors explored the environmental characteristics of subtropical regions and the medical preventive strategy at wartime.

President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin began a wartime conference at Yalta.

"It was entirely empty, " Li Heying, a former Aomi worker, said of the factory. "It was like what happens in wartime. "

U. S. President Barack Obama has accepted the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize with an address focusing on ethics in wartime and strategies for peace.

One former Lula adviser derides them as "boy scouts" and as the equivalent of the collaborationist Vichy regime in wartime France.

His arguments convinced the Truman administration that efforts to continue wartime co-operation with Russia were fruitless.

The Armed Forces can operate blood banks to meet peacetime requirements but cannot supply wartime necessities.

One, it began as an extension of the wartime alliance, even adopting the latter's name.

In a similar exercise held in the UK in 2002, wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill was voted the greatest Briton.

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has likened the country's budget crisis to a wartime situation.

Barber soon found that wartime programmes had the greatest appeal.

President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill opened a wartime conference in Casablanca.

Last week's protests occurred after Tokyo approved a school history textbook that critics say whitewashes Japan's wartime atrocities.

In 1943 the federal government imposed rent controls to help solve the problem of housing shortages during wartime.

The Russian leader said that Poland would be a nuclear target in wartime.

You are both wartime secretaries of state. You have nothing to compare it to, but what complications do you think warfare adds to diplomacy?

In 1943 General Wladyslaw Sikorski, the leader of the Polish wartime government, died in a plane crash in Gibraltar.

During the American Revolution, the Colonial Government needed money to fund its wartime operations.

It is clear that no one was ever disciplined for it, probably because it was a wartime decision in the field.

In 1993, Japan acknowledged a state role in the wartime program, which mostly victimized Chinese and Korean women.

Various websites put up such contents as " Brazen acts of Japanese aggression" and "Japan's wartime atrocities against China" .

An aircraft spotter, ie one who looks for and identifies different types of aircraft, esp in wartime.

So how did the U. S. government manage to pay off its wartime debt?

And there is a big difference between individual acts of violence committed during wartime and a systematic campaign to target civilians.

The officers who survived the wartime mincing machine apparently longed for the dish in peacetime London.

If the combat restrictions are intended to limit female casualties in wartime, they are not likely to do so.

We were all in our wartime infancy .

Mr Obama's administration is proving as fond of wartime secrecy as the administration he replaced.

There, at the Nationalist wartime capital, he found the situation tense and atmosphere defeatist.

The time during which troops carry out marshal LAW missions or handle emergency violence is considered wartime.

The wartime animus of the two nations subsided into mutual distrust when peace finally came.

It is time for this to change: Congress should consider enacting a wartime surtax, as it has done for nearly all past U. S. wars.

Foreign tourists interested in the province's numerous wartime battle sites regularly visit the area.

To conclude, France Resistance Movement made the largest part of contribution to the liberation of France in the wartime.

They also asked subjects which version of the voice they would prefer to vote for, both in peacetime and wartime.

War veterans condemned the Japanese government for refusing to apologize for its wartime atrocities .

Restricted by wartime and revolutionary period, Mao Zedorg's thoughts concerning opening to the outside world could not be fully practiced.

Thinking this may be the root of the wartime peaks, Gellatly sought to investigate the trend on a large scale.

Wartime propaganda. A common lie weaved throughout history is the lie that precedes an unprovoked act of aggression.

Some of the most valuable objects ended up here in Chongqing, the wartime capital.

He had one lone meeting with King George VI, at which various options were discussed concerning his future in wartime.

The heavily advertised Britain at War Experience draws thousands to experience wartime London.

After the Anti-Japanese War broke out, the government launched the wartime insurance for soldiers according to the needs of it.

Supporters of the ban claimed that scrapping it during wartime would damage troop morale.

Franklin Roosevelt eventually brought in a wartime top income-tax rate of 91%.

The subject of wartime English is a vast one in itself and cannot even be summarized here.

At times they have done so to finance government, especially in wartime.

In addition, I inspect separately Ji Xian's poetic text in prewar, wartime, and postwar, to find some messages inside his mind.

The stories told to me by the Days involve more than wartime valor.

A wartime economic system was adopted after 1949 to obtain full international recognition and strengthen national defense.

That the wartime shocks were temporary is obvious, but for this no less important.

Support of Adam Smith's free trade ideology grew. Workers used this to fight wartime monopolies and price controls.

Some typical schools in wartime China, not a few of which were erected in haste.

Ammunition reserve and lack of supply is the chief problem of ammunition supply decision - making in wartime.

What if all wartime spending is paid for through the deceitful and evil process of inflating and borrowing?

It was a brave move to start up one's own business in wartime.

Like so many wartime marriages, theirs was a wholly predictable failure, albeit one that endured after a fashion for 17 years.

Radovan Karadzic, the Bosnian Serb wartime leader, was arrested in Belgrade, 13 years after being indicted for crimes against humanity.

British police arrested Ejup Ganic, a wartime Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) leader, at Heathrow airport at the request of Serbia.

Wartime atrocities are whitewashed or eliminated in school textbooks.

The Blitz, fourth, is an essential element of Britain's wartime legacy.

''Some, we know, will convey wartime loss and suffering, others will speak of daring and inspiration.

There's a radical incompatibility between wartime and peacetime existence.

Power has drifted from State to the National Security Council and the Pentagon, especially in wartime.

Japanese still wallow in tribal humiliation over their crushing wartime defeat.

President Jefferson also opened the house for public tours, and it has remained open, except during wartime, ever since.

In wartime, patriotic songs and slogans help unite citizens in support of their country.

And today's debt surge, unlike the wartime one, will not be temporary.

The Japanese grumble about Chinese criticism of their wartime record which they regard as politically motivated.

The Gulf War oil spill was not an accident; the oil was spilled purposefully during wartime.

The demonstrators accused Japan of distorting its wartime past in new schoolbooks .

Almost two million Americans lost their jobs as factories ended wartime production.

Paper dolls became popular due to wartime shortages of materials.

The burden should be shared. It's long past time for Congress to enact a wartime tax, something it's done in almost every war in the past.

The selected truths, exaggerations, and lies of wartime propaganda.

There are so many things to learn from her: How did she handle questions from her children about their father during wartime?

But the shifting strategy will be closely watched in Asia, where Japan's wartime aggression has been neither forgotten, nor forgiven.

The term "security" is an emotive one, conjuring up images of wartime food shortages caused by German U-boats.

Such changes are clear indicators of societies in extreme stress and have previously been observed only in wartime.

He told Germany to give Poland voting rights to reflect her wartime population losses.

This film is a tender yet very insightful and analytical look at the relationship between victims and the media during wartime.

Neither goal is served if Japan riles its neighbours with high-handedness over its wartime past.

Cran admits that the wartime mentality lingered in other strange ways.

Still less do they associate the country with chaos and backwardness, or with futile wartime heroics.

In wartime, the risks would have been acceptable.

First, the US financed its huge wartime deficits from domestic savings, via the sale of war bonds.

Wartime austerities included food rationing and shortage of fuel.

You're not a wartime consigliere , Tom. Things may get rough with the move .

Bandwagon is one of the most common techniques in both wartime and peacetime and plays an important part in modern advertising.

Welcome to the wartime contracting bazaar in Afghanistan.

monetary payment exacted by a government in wartime.

Korean characters read, "Clawing back of wartime command of troops" .

a measure appropriate to a wartime economy.

which critics say whitewash Japan's colonial and wartime atrocities.

Mr Abe should kickstart a long-overdue national debate about Japan's wartime responsibility.

During the First World War, the government had constructed a dam on the Tennessee River to provide power for wartime nitrate production.

The peculiar wartime atmosphere inspired a lot of sketches. Fatima coloured them in.

The watched a brief video about the provisional government's history in Shanghai and the wartime years with Japan.

South Korea Urges Japan to be More Sincere in Atoning for Wartime Past.

His staff made videos--such as "Man in the Arena, " celebrating his wartime service--that gained popularity on YouTube.

They are still stuck in wartime London, trudging around a train station in their school uniforms.

The second part aims at exploring British wartime revenue by studying the wartime tax, borrowing, lend-leasing and other aspects.

With the wartime slowdown in tournaments, the decision to quit was easy.

As a nation, the French are no more eager to learn about their wartime failings than are the Japanese.

nightmares, anxiety, and other enduring scars of wartime experiences.

Result A new portable combined aid bag fit for both wartime and peacetime is developed.

They will seek to recalibrate an alliance with the US shorn of wartime guilt and postwar dependence.

But the two countries have agreed to return wartime operational control of South Korean forces to Seoul in 2012.

Some of the admirable wartime journalists lost their lives in order to inform people of the true situation.

Start a file on Wartime Ideas, Matty. Type up a memo on that and stash it away .

The decline in real GDP in 2009 was far and away the worst annual performance since 1946, when America was dismantling its wartime economy.

Change from the production of wartime things to the production of cars.

He also opened up previously secret Soviet wartime archives.

Japan expressed remorse for its wartime actions in 1995, and followed with another apology a decade later.

Countries left the gold standard in wartime without much fuss and discovered they could do the same in peacetime.

This same thing, happening in wartime, would amount to disaster.

"The move only reveals their inability to face Japan's wartime past by looking the other way, " Kumagai said.

He worries about Japan's tendency to forget wartime atrocities.

Things have changed, but Somewhat of Wong wenhao's wartime economic thought as usual is worth learning for us today.

With the government spending stuff, the clearest evidence is in wartime.

After Hirohito's death in 1989, accounts of wartime atrocities, long suppressed, poured out.

Special forces play an important role in both wartime and peacetime.

The earthquake placed China on a wartime footing.

The wartime temporaries will be replaced by permanent homes .

Whether it was in wartime or in peacetime, our Party always aimed at serving the people.

After the sack of Rome 16 centuries ago Saint Augustine called rape in wartime an "ancient and customary evil" .

The act of interning or confining, especially in wartime.

During wartime, control over the 2nd Artillery Corps' missile brigades differs as to their payload.