Occasionally, the guerrillas used to make a sort of gruesome game of planting the little corpses for the occupying soldiers to find.

In 1971, he said, "The more coffins sent back to Britain, the sooner this will be all over," referring to British occupying soldiers.

Graffiti from the occupying soldiers can still be seen on the walls.

From July to October 1943, groups in Paris engaging in attacks against occupying soldiers were better organized.

The so-called "rules of engagement," which govern the way the occupying soldiers deal with civilians, are a carefully guarded secret.

He gave his first public performance during World War I, for an encampment of occupying German soldiers who paid him in food rations.

The French had to pay for the needs of the occupying soldiers to the tune of 400 million francs a day, prompting an inflation riptide.

I saw four kids, barely older than my daughter, having a grand old time about some joke, while these women saw the enemy, the occupying soldiers, unpredictable danger.

Charlie is killed resisting the occupying soldiers.

It was also in prison that these young Palestinians first saw an Israel different from that represented by the occupying soldiers they used to taunt and stone.