Sentences with phrase «polish death camps»

So when Obama uttered «Polish death camps» back in 2012 iii, altering the perceptions of the country's stance in the war, a metaphorical dagger pierced through Poland's heart.

So when Obama uttered «Polish death camps» back in 2012 [iii], altering the perceptions of the country's stance in the war, a metaphorical dagger pierced through Poland's heart.

So, refrain yourself from saying «Polish death camps», and replaced it with the obviously much more respected and polite version: «concentration camps».

«When someone says «Polish death camps,» it is as if there were no Nazis, no German responsibility, as if there was no Hitler,» Donald Tusk, Poland's president at the time, said.

I get so tired of people taking offense at virtually anything that is said (see also President Obama's remark about Polish death camps during WWII).

Not exact matches

The Soviets had their own concentration camps, and plenty of Polish nationals as well as Russian civilians ended up in there, to be worked, starved, or frozen to death.

So when Polish authorities announced in 2011 that they would build a museum and monument inside the former death camp, Haimi, an archaeologist at Tel Aviv University, went on the offensive, warning that his excavations of structures long thought to have been destroyed by the Nazis were in peril.

Oskar Schindler was an enterprising, womanizing Nazi Sudeten - German industrialist / opportunist and war profiteer, who first exploited the cheap labor of Jewish / Polish workers in a successful enamelware factory (Deutsche Emailwaren Fabrik or D.E.F.), and eventually rescued more than one thousand of them from certain extinction in labor / death camps.

Valentina Cortese is wonderful as the young Polish girl who survives a German death camp only to face more peril in the hills of San Francisco.

As always, Picoult's research is thorough, wide - ranging and apparent in every paragraph and includes holocaust survivors, concentration camps, mustard gas, baking, death marches, Jewish customs, Polish ghettoes, vampire myths, plant poisons, Nazi hunters, war crimes and gas chambers.