Sentences with phrase «labour camps who»
Epic in scope, this tale of family feuds, violence and hardship follows the fortunes of Theo Mykolayenko, a Ukrainian survivor of Stalin's labour camps who starts a new life in the harsh Canadian Prairies... Beautifully pitched and unsentimental in execution.
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«This includes banishing those who follow a religion to remote places, incarcerating them, subjecting them to torture in labour camps, and murdering Christians for merely possessing a Bible.
A Chinese bishop who spent six years in labour camps and repeatedly refused to be a part of China's state - monitored... More
The former Labour politician, who was voted off the competition last Sunday, said he found his «inner camp» in the contest and said that the spray tan was «titillating».
It may not be enough to win back the disgruntled voters who left Labour's camp in 2005 and 2010.
Following on from the Labour «Yes» campaign publishing its supporters in an open letter to the guardian — the «No» to av camp has published a list of 114 Labour MPs who are «backing» the «No» campaign:
He reluctantly agreed to stand after the Corbyn camp's favoured candidate, Neil Findlay, refused to put his name forward as did Alex Rowley, a former agent for Gordon Brown who is now the acting Scottish Labour leader.
Jon Lansman, a significant figure in the Corbyn camp, is understood to have discussed using the Labour party's new - found wealth, the result of its mass membership and registered supporters policy, to offer members of staff who are out of favour as much as a year's pay to leave Labour HQ.
Polls have tightened in recent weeks as the leave camp has begun to ramp up its warnings that immigration can only be controlled from outside the EU and has made personal attacks on Cameron's character, a message that may appeal to traditional Labour voters who want to punish the prime minister.
Based on his best - selling memoir, The Railway Man tells the extraordinary and epic true story of Eric Lomax, a British Army officer who is tormented as a prisoner of war at a Japanese labour camp during World War II.