uruppu造句

• Latoschkin returned to Uruppu to plan his next move.
• The island was formerly administered as part of Uruppu District of Nemuro Subprefecture of HokkaidM
  .
• The Northern Pacific Flotilla occupied the rest of the islands to the south of Uruppu.
• The plan was to sail to Uruppu, one of the islands, with an expedition crew and about 40 settlers.
• By the end of August, all the northern Kuriles were under the control of Soviet forces, including Uruppu Island.
• They would set up a small colony town near Uruppu, and try to persuade some Ainu to guide them down to Japan.
• This second expedition failed as well when, after reaching Uruppu in the summer of 1775, the ship sank in a storm.
• In 1869, the Treaty of Saint Petersburg that ceded the eighteen islands north of Uruppu to Japan and all of Sakhalin to Russia.
• During the Invasion of the Kuril Islands by the Soviet Union after the end of World War II, Japanese forces on Uruppu surrendered without resistance.
• Furthermore, the treaty also partially defined the northern borders of Japan in the Kurile Islands with the Russo-Japanese border drawn between Etorofu and Uruppu.
• In other cases the town and village system was not adopted on islands north of Uruppu, which were under direct control of the Nemuro Subprefectural office of the HokkaidM
  government.
• The word " rk
  pa " is further identified as having sprung from the Dravidian root " uruppu ", which means " a member of the body ".
• Article 2 of the Treaty of Shimoda, which provided for an agreement on borders, states " Henceforth the boundary between the two nations shall lie between the islands of Etorofu and Uruppu.
• There are also some similar military buildings in other islands in the Northern Kuriles ( Shimushiro, Onnekotan, Uruppu, Matsuwa ) and Southern Kuriles ( Etorofu, Kunashiri, Shikotan and Habomai archipelago ).
• On 5 July 1944, after departing Otaru, HokkaidM
  with another convoy for Uruppu, " Usugumo " was torpedoed by the submarine in the Sea of Okhotsk, west-southwest of Paramushiro at position.
• "Kasumi " was returned to patrols of the northern approaches to Japan in February, escorting a troop convoy to Uruppu in late March and returning with the cruisers and to Kure at the start of August.
• In the Kuriles a similar pattern was repeated when Japanese civilians desperately retired from Shumushu and Paramushiro before the Soviet invasion ( the Russians only sank one war vessel transporting some Japanese troops ), but did not occur at the time in some islands such as Uruppu and South Kuriles.
• During World War II, all civilian inhabitants of the island were relocated to the Japanese home islands, and towards the end of the war, the Imperial Japanese Army stationed approximately 6000 troops on Uruppu, including the IJA 129th Independent Mixed Brigade, 5th Independent Tank Company, 23rd Independent AA Company, 80th Airfield Battalion and 6th Disembarkation Unit.
• The whole of Etorofu shall belong to Japan; and the Kuril Islands, lying to the north of and including Uruppu, shall belong to Russia . " The islands of Kunashiri, Shikotan and the Habomai Islands, that all lie to the south of Etorofu, are not explicitly mentioned in the treaty and were understood at the time to be a non-disputed part of Japan.