German People

1. They concluded that, in the name of freedom and the greater good of the German nation, Hitler and the Nazis were enslaving and destroying the German people.

Slavery

1. Slavery flourished in the Byzantine Empire, and the pirates of the Mediterranean continued their custom of enslaving the victims of their raids.

Manchuria

1. In the same year, he expanded the state's economic and human resources as well as technology by enslaving the Chinese inhabitants of Manchuria.

Killing

1. When the revolt continued he sacked Thebes, killing 6,000 people and enslaving the survivors.
2. Baibars had promised to spare the lives of the inhabitants, but broke his promise and had the city razed, killing or enslaving the population upon surrender.

Rural Population

1. Caplan, not wanting to admit to this possibility, instead charges the anarchists with enslaving the rural population.

Worst

1. The ruling Arabs alienated the Berbers by taxing them heavily; treating converts as second-class Muslims; and, at worst, by enslaving them.

Worst Cases

1. Worst cases include enslaving the world's population or causing everyone to commit suicide.

Enslaving

1. Evil Robo-Pirates from deep in space have invaded Rayman 's world and are enslaving all of its inhabitants.
2. European colonists initially practiced systems of both bonded labour and Indian slavery, enslaving many of the natives of the New World.

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