altreich造句

• In this early stage, planners believed the settlers would be relocated from the Altreich.
• The protectorate was projected to become fully Altreich were settled in the protectorate during the war.
• During World War II Nazi Germany Altreich and the army from falling short of food supplies.
• In National Socialist propaganda Austria was also called " Altreich " ( old Reich ).
• According to Esch, because of the lack of settlers from the Altreich, the colonists were primarily ethnic Germans from areas further East.
• In total 16 women received the award, two from the'Altreich'( Eleonore Baur and Emma Schneider ) and 14 from Austria.
• In June 1939 he was fired by Josef B黵ckel, the new Gauleiter of Vienna, ostensibly for sanctioning cabaret performances critical of " Altreich"
• Among the Jews deported to the reservation in February 1940 were the Gau of the Altreich to be " judenrein " ( " cleansed of Jews " ).
• Regarding the Jewish community from the Schneidem黨l area, JewishGen with reference to research by Peter Simonstein Cullman says that the widespread belief of the Schneidem黨l Jews being deported along with the Jews from all the Altreich.
• Initially, people classified as RuS III were to be deported to the Altreich for forced labour, yet since January 1940 were allowed to settle on smaller farms ( 20 hectare compared to 50 hectare farms for RuS I and II ).
• By then it had been decreed in Berlin that the victims of the round-up should not be sent to Poland but be kept within the so-called Altreich, i . e . within Germany's borders of 1937.
• Additionally some 400, 000 German officials, technical staff, and clerks were sent to those areas in order to administer them, according to " Atlas Ziem Polski " citing a joint Polish-German scholarly publication on the aspect of population changes during the war Eberhardt estimates that the total influx from the Altreich was about 500, 000 people.
• Only RuS I to III were allowed to settle, those who found themselves in RuSIV were either classified as " A "-cases and brought to the Altreich for " non-selfdetermined work and re-education ", or classified as " S "-cases who were either sent back to their original Eastern European homelands or " evacuated " to the General Government.
• There they were divided into groups : A, " Altreich ", who were to be settled in Germany and allowed neither farms nor business ( to allow for closer watch ), S " Sonderfall ", who were used as forced labor, and O " Ost-Falle ", the best classification, to be settled in the'Eastern Wall' the occupied regions to protect Germany from the East and allowed independence.