Good guardians of the motherland!

13586 of I. JG 52.

Claiming domains for the Motherland

The teacher said that we are the future of the fatherland.

The flowers of motherland have fallen to the scum of the society.

Are they brutal killers or patriotic defenders?

14th January is celebrated as the Day of Defender of the Motherland in Uzbekistan.

The crisis has reached the country.

They yearned for unity, justice and freedom for their homeland.

So they raise Turkish nationalists traitors to the homeland, basically.

But these people are used to assassinating homelands, so what s new?

May my life be sacrificed for the pure soil of my motherland

For the history of the area before this period, see Pannonian basin before Hungary.

Ivan and Petr are charged with discovering why they turned against their homeland.

We swear to God, we will not give up on a single grain of sand in our homeland.

The giant reptiles have effectively become ecological indicators whose own flesh reflects the health of the Waorani s homeland.

Glory belongs to those who are barefoot and naked, carrying their homelands in their hearts.

Deserved or not, Japan has long had a reputation for being the home of weird and wacky vending machines.

As Tibet, Hong Kong, and Macao returned to the embrace of the Motherland, Mao's commitment seemed close to realization.

Today we moved into living denial on the edge of our homeland, the denial that we are actually out.

To make matters worse, the administration shoehorned FEMA into its massive new bureaucracy, the Department of Homeland Security.

He instead rhetorically transformed American soldiers from fratricidal killers into liberators of their ancient fatherland.

Prior to Motherland's sensational victory in the 2003 general election, Rogozin wanted the post of minister of foreign affairs.

In 2015, Biyarslanov won gold at the Pan American Games, the first for his new homeland since 1975.

Ideological hawks view the occupied territories as an integral part of the historical Land of Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people.

We had to make our homes in this, our common motherland, and learn to live with one another.

Remember the 1990s, when almost every fifth non Kazakh family (Germans, Ukrainians, Russians) emigrated to the historic motherlands

In 2015, as a part of the national team, he became the bronze medal winner at the European Championships, which were held in his new homeland.

They expected to return in a couple of years, but in the end neither would see their children or their homeland again.

He and his small band of Americans are even locked in a small Guantánamo style cell and called traitors.

The budget cuts discretionary spending (other than defense and homeland security) by nearly 1 , and slashes as many as 150 domestic programs.

They are lucky that hostility to competition in what purports to be the homeland of free market capitalism has kept Asian airlines out of their domestic marketplace.

Young child, infants, old man, old woman, and young men are fleeing their motherland and leaving behind the dead bodies of their beloved members of the family.

Major moves, outside of our equatorial homeland, from Africa into other parts of the Old World, and most recently, into the New World.

Not only did the Jews lack a mother country, but in Europe they lived as a foreign nation, leading to expulsion and annihilation.

NEW YORK On a rare foray outside his native Texas, Governor Rick Perry accused US President Barack Obama of appeasement towards the Palestinians.

From the English King, to the American republic, to the Russian motherland, to the German constitution, the object of required loyalty is constantly changing.

Near the hospital, in the clear air, on a street of the sad city that invented the tango, the dark ceremony is nearing completion, just as if it were taking place in a temple.

In the following years, Pejaković Hlede witnessed the horrors of war in Bosnia, including the liberation of her birthplace, Prijedor, including murders in the streets and her neighbors being forced into concentration camps.

Among the sea of traditional rickshaws on the streets of Lumbini, the southern Nepalese birthplace of Lord Buddha, the Pedicab Project's modern version of the passenger cart is sure to catch your eye.

In Belong, different immigrants in Finland discuss their experience in living away from their homelands, and what are the things that make them feel that they belong in their new home.

The aim seems to be in the wake of the recent attempt to re launch the image of Japan, home of the Kyoto Protocol, as the country of technology which is also environmentally friendly.

They see a time of hardship, yes, but also of great achievements in economic development, science, culture, education, and defense of the motherland during the war.

This de institutionalization has enabled Islam to move from being a local and national social bond to forging imaginary ties between all Muslims, everywhere, who feel oppressed or displaced.

Note This is an adapted version of a blog post by Tajikistani journalist Olga Tutubalina that was originally published on the website of Dushanbe based news agency Asia PLUS. Global Voices Online has content sharing partnership with Asia PLUS. The youth wing of Tajikistan's ruling People's Democratic Party, 'Sozandagoni Vatan' , has condemned the Migrant Worker's Guide published in Russia (read a Global Voices article on the guide here).