श्रमिक-शिविर हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

1930 के दशक से लेकर 1950 के दशक तक, रूसी विपक्षी दोनों (और रूसी जो विपक्ष का हिस्सा होने का 'आरोपी' थे) और कुछ अल्पसंख्यक (विशेष रूप से वोल्गा जर्मन, पोल्स, यूक्रेनियन, क्रिमियन टाटर्स और काल्मिक्स) को श्रमिक शिविरों में प्रशिक्षित किया गया था, अक्सर केवल उनकी विरासत या मान्यताओं के कारण, ज्यादातर जोसेफ स्टालिन द्वारा सामूहिक आदेशों पर यह बनाता है।

श्रमिक-शिविर इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

During World War II, the Germans established seven forced labour camps in the town.

He died in one of the gulag labour camps near Magadan in June 1939 and was buried on the 7th of that month.

Sereď was the site of one of three labour camps for Jews established in the Slovak state, a Nazi client state during World War II.

The Jewish Code adopted by Slovakia in 1941 established labour camps for Jews.

During this time, however, a report jointly produced by 20 universities in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Mainland China described Foxconn factories as labour camps with widespread worker abuse and illegal overtime.

For example, "bishops, priests, and lay believers" were "arrested, shot, and sent to labour camps.

Like Solzhenitsyn, the main character, the Russian Oleg Kostoglotov, spent time in a labour camp as a "counter-revolutionary" before being exiled to Central Asia under Article 58.

The novel makes many symbolical references to the state of Soviet Russia, in particular the quote from Kostoglotov: "A man dies from a tumour, so how can a country survive with growths like labour camps and exiles?".

Having failed to make terms with a corrupt and dangerous Westminster government, the Triumvirate are in Paris, conducting a mordant John and Yoko style, "bed-in" in protest against conditions in English labour camps.

In addition, over 15,000 Jews were sent to labour camps.

She was then transferred to a forced labour camp in Silesia.

In the town of Aleksandrów in Biłgoraj County between 1939 and 1944, German authorities murdered 290 civilians (444 according to WIEM), wounded 43, deported 434 to forced labour camps, and burned at least 113 households.

The camp was established in 1938 as Lager IX Versen, one of the Emslandlager group of labour camps.