czechoslovakians in a sentence

1. Only Czechoslovakians had a whole army, armed and equipped to the teeth.

2. In addition, Czechoslovakians opposed the Semenovites, so they had to retreat.

3. In the evening, Czechoslovakians handed Kolchak to representatives of the Political Center.

4. the station was declared"neutral", czechoslovakians acted as guarantors of the admiral's security.

5. The station was declared "neutral", Czechoslovakians acted as guarantors of the admiral's security.

6. Until 1970, immigration authorities granted political asylum to 11.000 Czechoslovakians (dodis.ch/35677).

7. The attempt to send Czechoslovakians to the front failed because of their complete decay and unwillingness to fight.

8. He proposed moving the Czechoslovakians to the front line (their number reached an entire army - 60 thousand fighters).

9. The Czechoslovakians, if they continue on this path, will run their currency into the ground just exactly as we have done.

10. They have been removed by the strong desire of the people, in our case Czechoslovakians, who wanted to live in a free society.

11. At the same time, the Czechoslovakians, the most powerful part of the anti-Bolshevik front in the east of Russia, left the front.

12. The situation was sharply worsened by the conflict between Kolchak and the Czechoslovakians who controlled the Trans-Siberian Railway.

13. czechoslovakians plundered so much good that they did not want to leave their echelons, turned into warehouses of various values and goods.

14. Hitler confirmed this on January 23, 1942, when he said, "To put it briefly, the Czechoslovakians are a foreign body in the midst of the German community.

15. With this brutal demonstration of power by the Soviet Union, the attempt at democratization in the CSSR and the hopes of the Czechoslovakians were abruptly ended.

16. Actually, about 25,000,000 persons were killed; not only Jews, however, but especially Poles and Czechoslovakians, too, who were, in the opinion of the Nazis, of bad stock.

17. An attempt to move to the front of the Czechoslovak Corps did not lead to anything, the Czechoslovakians completely disintegrated, did not want to fight, and only guarded the stolen good.

18. The Trans-Siberian Railway at that time was controlled by Czechs, who received orders not to let Russian military trains pass east of Taiga station until all Czechoslovakians with their “acquired” good passed.