Translation for '
resistance' from English to Slovak
NOUN1 | a resistance | resistances | |
NOUN2 | resistance | - | |
SYNO | electrical resistance | electric resistance | immunity | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
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- Limpertsberg's Notre-Dame cemetery has a "Monument de la résistance et de la déportation" (Monument of the national resistance and deportation).
- Sciences Po occupies an area of 9,500 square meters, contiguous to the premises of the Center for the History of the Resistance and Deportation ("Centre d'histoire de la résistance et de la déportation").
- He later joined the Army Resistance Organization "(Organisation de résistance de l'armée)".
- Parodi, both as a resister and a magistrate, became the symbol and legitimising martyr of the judicial resistance in occupied France, at a time when the judiciary was later questioned for its collaboration and support for the Vichy regime.
- Domenach-Lallich received the Resistance Medal and was a Knight of the Legion of Honour.
- He wrote a book there: "J'ai vécu la résistance palestinienne" ("I lived the Palestinian resistance") shortly before his death.
- Teachers in "écoles de la résistance" (literally "schools of the resistance") defied the government and continued to teach in French.
- She was a member of the jury for the departmental competition on resistance and deportation.
- It also houses a documentation center on the Resistance movement in Luxembourg, 'Le Centre de Documentation et de Recherche sur la Résistance' (CDRR).
- "Gramps Is in the Resistance" or Papy fait de la résistance is a French war comedy film directed by Jean-Marie Poiré in 1983.
- Rudolfine Steindling was married with Adolf Strindling a Hungarian-Jewish resistance fighter and book author ("Vienna France Vienna. ...
- (Fr: resistance organisation of the army) was a French paramilitary resistance organisation during the Second World War.
- Located on the former site of a French military health school (École de Santé Militaire) and opened in 1992, it chronicles the French Resistance as well as Jewish deportation in World War II.
- He left for Lyon, around February 1944, where he joined the Lyonese résistance.
- The Initiative de résistance internationaliste (...), more commonly known as Résistance internationaliste, is a left-wing extremist group operating in the Canadian province of Quebec. Résistance internationaliste first surfaced in December 2004. Based on communiqués believed to originate from the group, the Résistance internationaliste appears to hold anti-capitalist, environmentalist and anti-American views. The group has claimed responsibility for three attacks, all in Canada.
- She joined the Résistance as a courrier providing liaison between Nice and Lyon. She was involved in saving Jewish children, with her husband, Georges Garel. Her résistance name was Élisabeth-Jeanne Tissier. She was imprisoned for a while at fort Montluc, Lyon.
- Jacques Lécuyer (14 July 1912 – 3 April 1999) was a French general who after 1940 became a senior résistance leader.
- In 1998, the Group united itself with "Jeune Résistance" and the "Union des cercles résistance", offshoots of Nouvelle Résistance group, under the name Unité Radicale, but it was dissolved after Maxime Brunerie's failed assassination attempt on president Jacques Chirac.
- Ševčík was an opponent of fascism and therefore joined the Slovak résistance movement. The Slovak résistance opposed the nominally independent Slovak republic that was established in 1939 by monseigneur Jozef Tiso but to a large extent controlled by Germans. In 1944 the Slovak National Uprising took place, in which Ševčík participated. The résistance forces met an early success in fighting with Slovak fascists and German troops, but later had to retreat.
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