Translation for 'exile government' from English to Ukrainian

exile government

уряд {ч} в екзиліполіт.

уряд {ч} у вигнанніполіт.

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government in exile

уряд {ч} в екзиліполіт.

уряд {ч} у вигнанніполіт.

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exile [exiled man]

вигнанець {ч}

government

держава {ж}політ.

державний {adj}

government department

міністерство {с}політ.

government official

урядовець {ч}

self-government

самоврядування {с}політ.

head of government

голова {ч} урядуполіт.

local (government) elections

місцеві вибори {мн}політ.

government <govt., gov't, gov.>

уряд {ч}політ.

• He was appointed Minister of Defence again in 1942 in the London-based Norwegian exile government.
• Government sanction by Nazi Germany during the occupation of Norway. The Nygaardsvold exile government (1935–1945) is recognised as the elected government during the occupation.
• Exile, government man and assigned servant were all euphemisms used in the 19th century for convicts under sentence who had been transported from Britain to Australia.
• His grandfather August De Schryver (1898–1992) held several ministerships in many Belgian governments, including the "Belgian Exile Government" in London during World War II.
• The Polisario argues that this is the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, an exile government operative in Tindouf, which was declared in February the following year.

• On 15 August 1948, the Korean exile government and the KPG were dissolved.
• Most likely because of a personal antagonism due to this fact, General Fleischer was bypassed when the exile government of prime minister Johan Nygaardsvold in 1942 decided to recreate the post of commander-in-chief of the Norwegian Armed Forces.
• From March 1943 Kot was the Polish exile government's Minister of Information.
• Nortraship was vital to Norway and the exile government as it lacked other means to support the Allied fight against the Axis powers.
• After the war in Abkhazia, Nadareishvili was elected by fellow Georgian refugees as the head of an exile government.

• Aside from the regular Norwegian forces, the main armed resistance movement in Norway, the exile government-controlled "Milorg", fielded some 40,000 combatants at the end of the war.
• In order to distinguish between the two, the government-in-exile version is retrospectively entitled Belgian Official Journal (Exile Government).
• After the Soviet Union broke diplomatic relations with the Polish government (25 April 1943), the contacts were terminated and the PPR's attitude toward the exile government-led Polish authority became hostile.
• Originally, the Korean exile government (1919–1945) in Shanghai, China adopted as their national anthem "Aegukga" (which has the same name with a different Romanization) to the tune of "Auld Lang Syne".