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| the years, and notwithstanding intermittent | persecution, a Vicariate Apostolic of the London Distri |
| or 304, at the beginning of the Diocletian | persecution, a deacon called Romanus of Caesarea in Pal |
| Diaz-Jogeix says Roma face | persecution across Europe, but in Kosovo the problem is |
| ws permission to set up a community free of | persecution across the river from the city of Quba. |
| various parts of the Roman Empire to escape | persecution after the Council of Chalcedon (451). |
| Following the end of religious | persecution after the tumultuous Cultural Revolution (1 |
| o the number of political refugees escaping | persecution after the Finnish Civil War, but also attri |
| The Protestants again suffered | persecution after the repeal of the Edict of Nantes in |
| Fleeing political | persecution after 1848, Jakob emigrated to America in 1 |
| And fifth, to commence | persecution against such." |
| re of this revolt, the Turks inflicted more | persecution against the Serbs, such as high taxation an |
| er Lazarus was cast out of Jerusalem in the | persecution against the Jerusalem Church following the |
| When Emperor Diocletian incited his | persecution against the Christians, Arianus the governo |
| horities to stop the campaign of terror and | persecution against the Church, Sergius tried to look f |
| aged "in an open campaign of harassment and | persecution against the Nationalist Party and its leade |
| Afterwards, he took part in the | persecution against Chrysostom, and again compromised h |
| previously been good, and caused a wave of | persecution against the Christians in Persia. |
| riage to one of her servants and subsequent | persecution also present parallels to the plot of John |
| She is called a martyr of the Diocletianic | Persecution, although her death occurred after the resi |
| he Court and its members of kidnapping, and | persecution among other things, she later recanted her |
| His | Persecution and Toleration in Protestant England, 1558- |
| the guise of Marranos, had hoped to escape | persecution and find prosperity in the New World. |
| to the occupation of accrobatics, to escape | persecution and attempts to forcefully convert them to |
| freedom to practice Torah precepts without | persecution and ridicule. |
| ken the shackles of religious prejudice and | persecution and is a reminder that during the king's re |
| wiss Mennonites wishing to escape religious | persecution and poor farming conditions in their homela |
| rigins of the Romani people, experiences of | persecution and political oppression, the Romani langua |
| hams militia groups and participated in the | persecution and genocide of their Bengali countrymen in |
| He left Germany in 1939 to avoid | persecution and from 1941 to 1946 he was lecturer at th |
| ccounts of miraculous healings, accounts of | persecution and conversion, and an occasional "thumbing |
| ion but did not spare Gao extreme hardship, | persecution and even torture. |
| plays through twelve stages - depicting his | persecution and flight from his native country, through |
| singled out by the Nazi Germany regime for | persecution and were often murdered along with the Jews |
| n, Romanian troops were responsible for the | persecution and massacre of 280,000 to 380,000 Jews ins |
| nz Eugen, all ethnic German shwowe suffered | persecution and sustained great personal and economic l |
| were disappeared during the Dirty War, the | persecution and suppression of opposition by the milita |
| y forced into hiding at Gavazzana by racial | persecution and only completed the doors in 1948. |
| 967 adaptation of the Peter Weiss play, The | Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Per |
| oss of prey base and habitat, as well as to | persecution and hunting for traditional ceremonial purp |
| however had no doubts about the systematic | persecution and deportation of Jews by the nazis. |
| Muslim | persecution and Israeli occupation." |
| Christians face serious | persecution, and most have no Bible. |
| Persecution and Toleration in Protestant England, 1558- | |
| We are the subject of | persecution and discrimination. |
| otection to Muslims fleeing from Portuguese | persecution and to Catholics fleeing from persecution b |
| The negation, | persecution and humiliation of the government and legal |
| He sold the bank because of Nazi | persecution and emigrated to the United States in 1938. |
| The place is a symbol of the | persecution and their suffering. |
| Frances Lannon, Privilege, | Persecution, and Prophecy: the Catholic Church in Spain |
| He played an important role in the | persecution and murder of Croatian and Serbian Jewry. |
| Anabaptist departed Europe due to religious | persecution, and he feared that if this new country wou |
| eau) is doing to me is not prosecution, but | persecution and torture. |
| Axis rule in Bosnia led to widespread | persecution and mass-killings of native undesirables an |
| t on "methods and consequences of political | persecution and suppression" in the prison and the nati |
| e notion that Jews were responsible for the | persecution and death of Jesus Christ. |
| ermany, its Jewish community was subject to | persecution and deported to extermination camps. |
| There is alternation between idealization / | persecution, and in favorable situations, access to amb |
| During the period of Nazi | persecution and the World War 2 the foundries discontin |
| In spite of sharing | persecution and mores with the Roma, the quinqui have o |
| apanese mainland, where he experienced both | persecution and acceptance, especially by Japanese comm |
| at the prophet's inner struggle with faith, | persecution, and human suffering”. |
| ws, and the circumstances that led to their | persecution and murder, are publicly presented. |
| His change of opinion brought | persecution, and in 1644 he was apprehended in Cambridg |
| a time of incessant drudgery, but harassing | persecution and desertion of friends. |
| ristianity rampant in the Waffen SS and the | persecution and harassment wreaked on his fellow Cathol |
| Shielding LGBT individuals from | persecution and discrimination also involves systematic |
| was also borne out of previous episodes of | persecution and oppression of shugenja as a threat to t |
| the children from their family as religious | persecution and have likened it to a witch-hunt. |
| nd Sergei Rachmaninoff) to escape Bolshevik | persecution and to settle in America. |
| nduct, she was released, but still suffered | persecution and suspicion for many years. |
| icularly stood for the victims of religious | persecution and enabled evangelicals from different den |
| d migrated out of Salsette due to religious | persecution and now dwell all along the western coast o |
| e generation of Okies who persisted through | persecution and suffering to transplant their culture t |
| KPD, SPD, BVP (Bavarian People's Party) in | persecution and resistance") Vol. 5, Munich 1983 (Germa |
| he Hungarian Jew Melvine Deutsch to survive | persecution and starvation in 1944. |
| guese colonization, the Moors suffered from | persecution, and many moved to the Central Highlands, w |
| l pamphlets on Quaker doctrine, Wynne faced | persecution and even six years' imprisonment in England |
| etsuke, and played an important role in the | persecution and eradication of Kirishitan religion from |
| The widespread | persecution and internecine disputes within the church |
| and the couple continued to aid victims of | persecution and illegally relay information to and from |
| o assisting those suffering from injustice, | persecution and poverty". |
| opposed collaboration in German anti-Jewish | persecution, and punished it by death. |
| ocial classes, saved Jews from anti-Semitic | persecution and the extermination camps. |
| tional works "among people in areas of war, | persecution and poverty, primarily in restricted-access |
| instance in regards to viewing centuries of | persecution and disenfranchisement as a side effect of |
| t for a time: afterward, when affliction or | persecution ariseth for the word's sake, immediately th |
| a's Jewish community had emigrated, fleeing | persecution arising from blood libels and to escape the |
| egian experience, i.e., disenfranchisement, | persecution, arrests, confinement, confiscation, and de |
| ious precedent of protecting people feeling | persecution, as well as the Geneva conventions barring |
| is decision opened the door to gender-based | persecution as grounds for asylum. |
| Paraga used that | persecution as an argument against Yugoslavia and its l |
| anna and Herbert fled Prague to escape Nazi | persecution as Jews and moved to New York City. |
| 's son Majoricus was killed during the same | persecution, as well as Denise's sister Dativa. |
| ting to the United States in 1939, to avoid | persecution as a Jew in Nazi Germany. |
| s a whole, and the residual effects of this | persecution, as manifest in contemporary society. |
| The couple were said to have had some | persecution at the hands of their Roman Catholic neighb |
| ew and a Dreyfusard, Basch was subjected to | persecution at the hands of the fanatical anti-Semitic |
| with prostitution, the communities suffered | persecution at the hands of the British colonial author |
| and Firmilian) who enforced the Diocletian | Persecution at Caesarea, the province's capital, which |
| s of the old Greek religion suffered severe | persecution at the hands of the Christians and Marinus |
| o had migrated there from Baghdad to escape | persecution at the hands of the Abbasids. |
| , of Kurt Weill, a Jewish refugee from Nazi | persecution at the same time. |
| y from the mid-19th century to the years of | persecution at the start of the Second World War, throu |
| against humanity including rape, killings, | persecution based on gender, and extensive property des |
| es with his omniscience; therefore, how can | persecution be considered as anything other than the co |
| Toward the end, corruption and the | persecution became so severe that Muslim Generals joine |
| the elder Dimock moved to escape religious | persecution because of his involvement in with the Sepa |
| 7th century, who endured great hardship and | persecution because of their refusal to change their po |
| formasi following Anwar's incarceration and | persecution, becoming its most thoughtful “participant |
| ssolini-most notably for Italian Jews whose | persecution began as a result of Italy's collaboration |
| The Diocletian | persecution began in earnest in the year 303. |
| noted contributor on the issue of Christian | persecution between the reigns of the Roman Emperors Tr |
| When religious | persecution broke out anew in 1641, Colman returned to |
| When | persecution broke out after the death of Bishop Athanas |
| uch of his countrymen as either commerce or | persecution brought to that port. |
| uffered in the early 4th century Diocletian | persecution, but after that lived a peaceful life. |
| rians and Congregationalists, also suffered | persecution, but their numerical strength and influence |
| ieved that he may have suffered under Roman | persecution, but he is not listed as a martyr. |
| Dionysius himself was captured during the | persecution, but was later freed by a mob of Christians |
| She attempted to dissuade him from his | persecution, but was whipped and imprisoned when it was |
| I am tired of this political | persecution by the ACB.” |
| Wars, famines, excessive taxation, and | persecution by the Hussites made it suffer much. |
| He escaped | persecution by the Nazis by masquerading as an ethnic G |
| from Germany to France to avoid anti-Jewish | persecution by the Nazis. |
| He died as a martyr during the | persecution by Emperor Valerian. |
| They saw this as | persecution by the English Anglicans towards people who |
| who fled from France in an attempt to avoid | persecution by Louis XIV. |
| "Amoiete Spectrum Helix", which after their | persecution by the Pax has been reconstituted. |
| hree hundred people, "basically Jews", from | persecution by the Nazi authorities. |
| on the island in the 17th century to avoid | persecution by the Puritan state. |
| dings, he moved to Spain claiming political | persecution by the authorities in the Island. |
| Northern France and South Belgium who fled | persecution by the ruling Catholics. |
| in post-Saddam Iraq have faced high rate of | persecution by Fundamentalist Islamist since the beginn |
| She was proteced from any | persecution by the monarch and Colbert, but the affair |
| shevik Party - consequently facing repeated | persecution by the authorities of the Russian Empire. |
| arrive in the Kingdom of Hawaii during the | persecution by Kaahumanu, Kamehameha III and their Cong |
| te after World War I, Poles were subject to | persecution by the German government, and Germans by th |
| ly emigrated to the United States to escape | persecution by Nazi Germany during World War II. |
| Adherents of the rejected faith risked | persecution by the State, and during the reign of Mary |
| ,000 Ugandans of Asian origin, fleeing from | persecution by Iddi Amin, were housed there for six mon |
| le to return to communist Poland due to the | persecution by the Polish authorities of all persons wh |
| Northern France and South Belgium who fled | persecution by the ruling Catholics. |
| e historic events of the past which include | persecution by the British. |
| went to Rome, apparently on account of the | persecution by Hadrian; there he founded a school and a |
| To protect the film's subjects from further | persecution by Franco's regime, the film's production w |
| with nearly a thousand German Jews fleeing | persecution by Hitler, Roosevelt did not respond to tel |
| caves were used as chapels during christian | persecution by the Ottomans. |
| hrough his efforts, dental experts escaping | persecution by the Nazis in Europe came to the faculty |
| ame archbishop of Aleppo; anyway due to the | persecution by the Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch he |
| ban diplomats and Uruguayan refugees escape | persecution by Augusto Pinochet. |
| meeting with violence from nationalists and | persecution by police. |
| uat's visit, it was unable to withstand the | persecution by humans. |
| of young Catholics in 1935-36, which caused | persecution by the Nazi authorities including a house s |
| Due to | persecution by the local Zaydi Shi'a ruler in Yemen, th |
| riter, who is noted for her accounts of her | persecution by the Nazis because of her Jewish ancestry |
| The UP party was subjected to | persecution by different paramilitary groups, drug lord |
| class Azeris, who fled to Turkey in fear of | persecution by the Bolsheviks and settled primarily in |
| al guests, and eventually excited greed and | persecution by reason of its wealth. |
| er father Oguro, now become the subjects of | persecution by the population of Earth, who believe tha |
| he was forced to remain in America to avoid | persecution by the Communist Party of China. |
| t cleric was Saint Silvanus who, during the | persecution by Maximinianus in 310, was arrested along |
| g downland, making their return after their | persecution by game keepers in Victorian times followin |
| ian feeling of mercy" to save hundreds from | persecution by the Nazis by issuing diplomatic visas fo |
| stantism, though its appeal increased under | persecution, came to acquire a distinctly political cha |
| rld, in flight from political and religious | persecution, came to the U.S. seeking political asylum |
| shop's life was much disturbed by religious | persecution carried on by the government of Cromwell. |
| The Saxon | persecution caused many of the Britons to flee to Gaul, |
| feet with his prayers that the antisemitic | persecution cease and that the hearts of Israel's enemi |
| ter, the Polish Church, now under Stalinist | persecution, celebrates the anniversary of the martyrdo |
| ailed Religious Favoritism, Intolerance and | Persecution Charged. |
| Within seventy years of the Valerian | persecution, Christianity would become a religio licita |
| ith a companion, Carponius, in Diocletian's | persecution circa 304 AD (cf. |
| nt that the Bulls had little effect because | persecution continued for more than 3 months after they |
| Persecution could explain this document, but Christians | |
| The victims of Nazi | persecution demonstrated tremendous spiritual fortitude |
| Upon the death of Leo V, the iconoclast | persecution dissipated, permitting internal struggles w |
| d her name as Zho Yiman to avoid her family | persecution due to her activities. |
| In 1525, in order to escape | persecution due to his Lutheran leanings, he fled to th |
| ll and restricted population and occasional | persecution due to its predatory habits. |
| range, capture for the cage bird trade and | persecution due to its habit of taking chickens, the Fl |
| a French Roman Catholic priest who survived | persecution during the French Revolution. |
| refuge to numerous clergymen who fled from | persecution during the Mexican Revolution, raising over |
| , along with other martyrs of the religious | persecution during the Spanish civil war, is currently |
| conceal Anne Frank and her family from Nazi | persecution during the occupation of the Netherlands. |
| we should maintain a standard and stop all | persecution during this important time of the year", bu |
| en committed suicide after denunciation and | persecution during the Cultural Revolution. |
| He was subject to Nazi | persecution during the German occupation of Czechoslova |
| and in fields and bore witness to religious | persecution during penal times. |
| dents who were deported as a symbol for the | persecution during the war. |
| conomic structure before the war led to his | persecution during the Leningrad Affair. |
| He could have been a refugee from religious | persecution elsewhere in continental Europe. |
| welcome refuge for those escaping religious | persecution elsewhere; in the words of Cardinal Stanisl |
| ould this counter-measure and the religious | persecution end. |
| quite embittered, with every kind of petty | persecution, even ordering his letters to be opened. |
| Religious | persecution eventually ended with the Edict of Tolerati |
| locations of resting places from Christian | persecution) every year to reaffirm themselves as a rel |
| ens who took part in acts of Nazi-sponsored | persecution filed by the Justice Department's Office of |
| ina until 1843, when the family fled racial | persecution, first to Cincinnati, Ohio and then to Ober |
| ance stands in strong contrast to the cruel | persecution Fisher and other Quakers suffered in their |
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