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... (English)
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O Wild West Wind, thou breath of Autumn's being,
Thou, from whose unseen presence the leaves dead
Are driven, like ghosts from an enchanter fleeing,
Yellow, and black, and pale, and hectic red,
Pestilence-stricken multitudes! O thou,
Who chariotest to their dark wint... |
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... like the rubrics of a childhood
behold Meath shining through a chink in the hills
posses of larches there is no going back on
a rout of tracks and streams fleeing to the sea
kindergartens of steeples and then the harbour
like a woman making to cover her breasts
and left me
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... house, where shall live my children's children
When the time of sorrow is come ?
They will take to the goat's path, and the fox's home,
Fleeing from the foreign faces and the foreign swords.
Before the time of cords and scourges and lamentation
Grant us thy peace.
Before t... |
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my way is in the sand flowing
between the shingle and the dune
the summer rain rains on my life
on me my life harrying fleeing
to its beginning to tis end
my peace is there in the receding mist
when I may cease from trreading these long shifting thresholds... |
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... managed to survive the war and later immigrated to Israel. All of them received direct help from local Belarusns. It is estimated that out of the approximately 10,000 Jews who succeeded in fleeing the Minsk ghetto, more than half survived.
1957. április 10. A Magyar Katolikus Püspöki Kar nyilatkozatban fejezi ki bizalmát a Kádár-kormány törekvései iránt. (Vö. (Vö. 1848... |
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1660 April 13, ANTONIO ENRIQUEZ BASURTO (Spain-Holland)
A captain in the Spanish army, poet and one of Spain's greatest comedy playwrights, he was burned in effigy after fleeing with his son to Amsterdam. When told of his burning effigy, he commented "They are welcome to it."
1841. április 13. XVI. Gergely pápa brévéjében megtiltja a vegyes h... |
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... II. Richard királlyal való tárgyalásra fegyvertelenül érkező parasztvezért.
1514 June 14, AZEMMOUR (Morocco)
A Portuguese-run free city which offered privileges to Jews fleeing from Portugal.
1656 June 14, WEST INDIA COMPANY
Its Directors ordered Peter Stuyvesant to permit the Jews to trade and own real-estate in New Amsterdam.
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... months to arrange). Delegates of thirty-two nations attended and decided they could do very little. The Dominican Republic and Costa Rica were the only countries willing to take in Jews fleeing Europe - and then only for payment of huge amounts of money.
1944. július 5. Horthy parancsára a Koszorús Ferenc ezredes által vezérelt 1. páncéloshadosztály megakadályozza, hog... |
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... were forced to register for emigration,and had to turn over their property as part of a "Jewish emigration tax." For the next 15 months until emigration was banned 26,629 Jews succeeded in fleeing.
1943. július 27. Az ún. Gomorra-akció keretében a szövetséges angol-amerikai légierők szőnyegbombázást indítanak Hamburg ellen, amelynek során a város lakóépületeinek csakne... |
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... approximately 7000 were Jewish. During the Second World War Spain officially remained neutral, yet Franco sent troops to fight against the Russians, and Spain later served as a refuge for fleeing Nazis.
1938 July 30, HENRY FORD
Accepted the Third Reich's medal of the Grand Cross of the German Eagle.
1946. július 30. A miskolci munkások feketézők elle... |
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... 23.)
1903 August 23 - 28, SIXTH ZIONIST CONGRESS (Basle, Switzerland)
Herzl proposed using territory offered by Britain, specifically Uganda, as a temporary shelter for Jews fleeing Eastern Europe and Russia. The Russian delegates, after a riotous debate, walked out and refused to return for the next congress unless the plan was dropped.
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... (Eretz Israel)
The 1310 surviving Mauritius detainees were allowed into Eretz Israel. Mauritius, a small island in the Indian Ocean, was used by the British to detain Jewish refugees fleeing Europe and trying to enter Eretz Israel. In late December 1940, about 1500 people, including 621 women and 116 children, were forcibly transferred to the island. Twenty-two died from di... |
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... REVOLT (Poland)
Led by Alexander Pechersky, a former Red Army officer, and a few other Jewish members of the Red Army, a revolt broke out in the Sobibor death camp. Prevented from fleeing through the gates, approximately 80 Jews died trying to escape through the mine fields Prisoners, remaining in the camp, were rounded up and shot. Twelve SS guards were killed, and another... |
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... REVOLT (Poland)
Led by Alexander Pechersky, a former Red Army officer, and a few other Jewish members of the Red Army, a revolt broke out in the Sobibor death camp. Prevented from fleeing through the gates, approximately 80 Jews died trying to escape through the mine fields Prisoners, remaining in the camp, were rounded up and shot. Twelve SS guards were killed, and another... |
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December 9.
1666 December 9, EXCOMMUNICATION OF NATHAN OF GAZA (Constantinople)
Shabbetai Zevi's foremost "prophet" was excommunicated by the rabbinical council in Constantinople.
1804. december 9. A Belorussziában és a nyugati kormányzóságokban ismétlődő éhínségek okának tisztázására és a megoldási módok előterjesztésére a helyszínre küldött G. R. Gye... |
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... tudassa a magyar koronát igénylőkkel: Magyarországhoz csak a Szentszéknek van joga . (Vö. 1044. július 5)
1493 January 31, GENOA (Italy)
During the previous year, Jews fleeing Spain were allowed to land for three days. As of this date this special consideration was cancelled due to the "fear" that the Jews might introduce the Plague (Black Death) into Genoa. ... |
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