obligatoire造句

• Ritter organized the forced labor of the " Service du travail obligatoire " ( STO ).
• ?l origine, la pr閟ence des eccl閟iastiques et des nobles aux 閏hiquiers 閠ait obligatoire sous peine d amende.
• During World War II, Weriguine was conscripted into the Service du travail obligatoire and sent to a chemical plant in Munich.
• The workforce consisted of a mixture of German specialists and forcibly conscripted Frenchmen from the " Service du Travail Obligatoire " ( STO ).
• The " Service du Travail Obligatoire " ( S . T . O . ) was enacted on 16 February 1943 but underwent various refinements and classifications.
• During the Second World War, he escaped by Spain to flee the Service du travail obligatoire and joined the " arm閑 fran鏰ise de la Lib閞ation " in 1943.
• In 1943, while studying at the Lyc閑 Henri-IV in Paris, he was drafted into the Service du travail obligatoire ( STO-Compulsory Work Service for the Germans ).
• In 1943 the steering committee of Combat learned that refugees from the Service du travail obligatoire forced labour had fled to Haute-Savoie and the Maquis had been created in the mountainous massifs.
• On 16 February 1943, the " Service du Travail Obligatoire " ( STO ) organisation was created, requiring the call up of able-bodied French men to work in Germany.
• When Germany began a forced labor draft ( " Service du travail obligatoire, STO " ) in France at the beginning of 1943, thousands of young men fled and joined the Maquis.
• The Germans, in a chronic need for manpower, had discontinued the voluntary worker immigration for the Fatherland s war factories, and made it mandatory ( STO Service du Travail Obligatoire ), avoidance brought death.
• At Katowice, not far from Auschwitz, Martin met workers from the " Service du Travail Obligatoire " in a bistro, who described to him the mass extermination of Jews and the incineration of their bodies.
• The failure of the " rel鑦e " to attract sufficient numbers of French workers led to its abandonment in favour of the forced " Service du travail obligatoire " ( STO; " Obligatory Work Service " ) in 1943.
• It has been speculated that this may have been influenced by the fact that French women were not subject to the " Service du travail obligatoire " ( English : Compulsory Work Service; STO ), as were women in other occupied territories.
• To satisfy this second " action Sauckel, " the law of 16 February 1943, signed by Prime Minister Laval for Joseph Barth閘emy, the Minister of Justice, deemed it necessary that all males over 20 be subject to the " service du travail obligatoire ".
• During the German occupation, a forced labour policy, called " Service du Travail Obligatoire " ( " Obligatory work service, STO " ), consisted of the requisition and transfer of hundreds of thousands of French workers to Germany against their will, for the German war effort.
• On the outbreak of World War II, Lepercq fought in the artillery during the battle of France, and continued to fight despite orders to no longer do so, until the actual Vichy regime, regarding the " Service du travail obligatoire " and deportations of Frenchmen to German labor camps.
• Nearly one million Frenchmen were thus forced to spend the next five years in prisoner of war camps ( about a third of the initial 1.5 million prisoners taken were released or exchanged as part of the " Service du Travail Obligatoire " forced labour programme by the Germans, before the war ended ).
• A notable act of resistance occurred in the city on January 6, 1943 when a mob of citizens overran guards supervising a massive deportation of men to Germany in accordance with the " Service de Travail Obligatoire " ( Obligatory Work Service ) plan that sent able Frenchmen to fill vacancies in German factories during the war.