Crimea造句

In 1855 she was made Inspector of all hospitals in the Crimea.

The focus of this activity will be Crimea, a southern province of Ukraine.

Nabokov came from a family of almost impossible grandeur, Russian liberals who fled the Crimea in 1919.

The Russian ambassador in the Crimea reported that just a third of the Tatars came back home from this campaign.

Since Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine, the U. S. and EU have imposed several rounds of asset freezes, travel bans and other penalties on Russia.

This may be impossible; whether the gold returns to Crimea or to Kiev, each side will accuse the Dutch of pilfering.

Other similar-minded states might be persuaded to join a new Russian confederation, Kryshtanovskaya says - Kazakhstan, perhaps, or maybe an independent post-Ukraine Crimea.

ON THE night of February 27th 2014, Russian soldiers without insignias—soon to be known as "little green men"—seized the parliament of Crimea.

After Ukraine lost Crimea to Russia, many Republicans accused Barack Obama and Mrs. Clinton of having emboldened Russia with their 2009 bid to "reset" relations. Mrs.

The epidemic originated in Asia and was transmitted to Europeans in 1347 when a Turkic army besieging a Genoese trading post in the Crimea catapulted plague-infested corpses into the town.

Russia never admitted that it was in the conflict, which it fanned and fought both directly and through proxies, so has not celebrated victory as it did after the annexation of Crimea.

The draconian treaty tore away a quarter of Russia’s population and industry, and vast swathes of Russian-ruled territory: Poland, the Baltic States, Belarus, Ukraine, Crimea, Bessarabia and Finland.

Germany wants the EU to consider such steps as opening an EU office in Crimea, a part of Ukraine some Russian nationalists covet, or asking Russia to recognise Ukrainian territorial integrity.